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...xo cards (right now I have one already) and 3 fxs, and one of the fxo will have two phone (running pararell), is there any way for * to: a. It always dial the first fxo, if the fxo is busy or is being used (have other people conversation), will * be able to switch it to other fxo? Here's the approximiate the conditions of the phone. Line PSTN -- FXO |--------------- phone Line PSTN --FXO Please pardon my English, and thanks for your help

...} #elif defined(NETIF_F_TSO) +#define HAVE_GSO 0 #define HAVE_TSO 1 /* Some older kernels cannot cope with incorrect checksums, @@ -113,7 +115,7 @@ static inline void dev_disable_gso_featu * with the presence of NETIF_F_TSO but it appears to be a good first * approximiation. */ -#define HAVE_NO_CSUM_OFFLOAD 1 +#define HAVE_CSUM_OFFLOAD 0 #define gso_size tso_size #define gso_segs tso_segs @@ -138,8 +140,12 @@ static inline int netif_needs_gso(struct unlikely(skb->ip_summed != CHECKSUM_HW)); } #else +#define HAVE_...

...have one already) and 3 > fxs, and one of the fxo will have two phone (running pararell), is > there any way for * to: > a. It always dial the first fxo, if the fxo is busy or is being used > (have other people conversation), will * be able to switch it to > other fxo? Here's the approximiate the conditions of the phone. >Yes, define both FXO ports in the same group (e.g. 0) then dial numbersusing >the group, (e.g. Dial(Zap/g0/2345678)).-Tilghman Thanks Tilghman, but the above command won't guaranteed the first FXO, will get dialed first, will it? Cause in my condition...