similar to: Re: BRI cards, HFC, and bristuff - a general questionto clear up my understanding.

On Friday, March 31, 2006 3:52 PM Chris Earle wrote: > I'm wondering if I should be using zapHFC with my Junghanns card > instead of qozap? Why would you want to do that? Sorry if I missed the start of the problem but qozap is what you want to use with your Junghanns card (at least if you want to stay with zaptel/libpri). > Everyone always mentions zaphfc -- mostly I >

Does anyone test Asterisk 1.2.X + bristuff-0.3.X and TDM card? We can't get it to work. -David -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Julian J. M. Sent: Friday, March 31, 2006 1:44 AM To: Chris Earle; Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Re: BRI

Hi, it helps to have configured and working kernel sources installed. Configure your kernel sources for the running kernel and then run "make" in the kernel source dir to build the necessary scripts. You dont have to wait until the kernel is compiled. best regards Klaus -- Klaus-Peter Junghanns Am Samstag, den 25.06.2005, 02:45 +0200 schrieb Stefan Gofferje: > Hi folks, > >

Tzafrir, > cross-posting to asterisk-users and to asterisk-dev > is not a good idea. > You should know that by now, as you have been told > that numerous time. I cross-posting because nobody answer ! I think some people are able to answer this question ? Please, don't tell me people here are not here to serve you . > Your question, as phrased, was probably relevant to >

Tzafrir, > cross-posting to asterisk-users and to asterisk-dev > is not a good idea. > You should know that by now, as you have been told > that numerous time. I cross-posting because nobody answer ! I think some people are able to answer this question ? Please, don't tell me people here are not here to serve you . > Your question, as phrased, was probably relevant to >

Thanks. I think our problem ca be similar. Have you tried to call from analog phone #1 to another analog phone #2? It works. But when you try to call vice versa from #2 to #1 it does not work. When you restart asterisk it works again - but only one direction. -David ________________________________ From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com

Hi, I had problems described in another thread so went from a start, but now have problems when loading qozap module. I get : # insmod qozap.ko ports=9 insmod: error inserting 'qozap.ko': -1 Unknown symbol in module and in /var/log/messages: module qozap unsupported by SUSE/Novell, tainting kernel. qozap: disagrees about version of symbol zt_receive qozap: Unknown symbol zt_receive

Hi All, It's broken !! (drat) Asterisk if failing to load with the following error (taken from end of /var/log/asterisk/full) after adding bristuff. Can anyone help please? Jul 17 19:57:54 VERBOSE[2503]: == Registered channel type 'Phone' (Standard Linux Telephony API Driver) Jul 17 19:57:54 VERBOSE[2503]: [chan_zap.so]Jul 17 19:57:54 VERBOSE[2503]: [chan_zap.so] =>

Hi, Has anyone information about BRI hardware supported by 1.6 libpri ? In another thread, I was told a basic BRI card with HFC chipset (Bewan Gazel 128) was supported but I would delighted to lear about other harwarde (and specifically about Digium B410P). Regards -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Maybe this is rather a hardware question, but I am posting it on this list because the probability of someone else of you having tried this is greater here than other places I can think of. I have an ISDN card that is setup in NT mode using the zaphfc driver in bristuff, and I got it working perfectly with one ISDN phone using a crossover cable and 100 ohm termination at the end of the cable.

Again trouble compiling bristuff-0.3.0-PRE-1q with the florz patch on a x86_64 box (I guess nobody is using x86_64 platform or is able to fix this themselves?) First of all when bristuff is downloaded and compile is started it appears that the bristuff Makefiles are badly broken. The asterisk Makefiles all do see to find the kernel sources on a RHEL4 box in the proper directory, the pure

Hi Alessio Yes, the problems you report do seem similar to the issues I had. I found on the Dells that the audio prompts were very choppy and played slower than normal. Occasionally there would be 'bursts' oav a second or so of 'good' audio. I also suspected IRQ issues but the Dell Mobos had no way of adjusting them. Best thing is to try and get the card on its own unshared

Hi! I just wanted to ask if anyone managed to get "ordinary" HFC-S ISDN cards with the zaphfc driver running in a Xen3 DomU. I am referring to this post ( http://lists.xensource.com/archives/html/xen-users/2007-04/msg00202.html ), which perfectly describes my problem and I am therefore going to simply copy-and-paste it here: ----------- snip ------------> Hi, I''m

Hi!I've installed Asterisk@home and I have a ISDN card,(Cologne Chip Design GmbH ISDN network controller [HFC-PCI](rev 0.2) This is how I installed bristuff: how to install hfc card after unload asterisk and amportal whit amportal stop type "setup" unselect zaptel in system service... and set the lan --->reboot<--- cd /usr/src wget

Hello, After searching the archives, I''ve found only two messages regarding this case, but there were no solution. I have a similar problem, so I try to ask here. I have twi HFC chipset ISDN cards in my pc: 0000:00:0d.0 Network controller: Cologne Chip Designs GmbH ISDN network controller [HFC-PCI] (rev 02) Subsystem: Cologne Chip Designs GmbH ISDN Board Flags: bus

Hi, Bristuff works great with HFC card... your compilation problem may come from your kernel configuration... You should check this doc, at least, for the redhat config : http://www.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm Then, installation of Bristuff works like as charm ! Bye David Masure -----Message d'origine----- De : vdasilva [mailto:aquamoon@wol.co.za] Envoy? : mardi 28 juin 2005 09:01

Hello I have asterisk running in Red Hat 9 with a cheap HFC card on i4l. I have choppy sound problems sometimes, and echo problems often. I am using a 2 port Grandstream ATA, Grandstream BT and a Grandstream GPX-2000 I read that changing to BriStuff will fix the echo problems, but have also read other users say that the only way they solved the echo/choppy sound problems was using a Fritz ISDN

Hi ""noobs"" and others(like me). I've been struggling for hours,days,days,days.... to get my Asterisk work with 2x HFC-S BRI cards. One card for use in NT-mode for connecting my ISDN DECT phone,and one card as gateway to PSTN. Now it'works,and I just want to share some of the experience with others. I'd guess there must be 'Somebody Out There' having

Hi all, Using Asterisk 1.0.10-BRIstuffed-0.2.0-RC8q with a Junghanns quadBRI (2 spans connected) and a Digium TDM400 for extensions Shouuld I be worried about these lines that keep showing up in my /var/log/messages? qozap: dropped audio card 1 cardid 0 bytes 6 z1 10 z2 116 qozap: dropped audio card 1 cardid 0 bytes 6 z1 50 z2 28 qozap: dropped audio card 1 cardid 0 bytes 6 z1 59 z2 37 .. ....

Hi, I guess I'd need to run Beronet quad and octo bri cards under bristuff to get zaptel features (echo canceling, timing source).... Am I right or could I achieve this also with chan_misdn - their native driver ? Running bristuff on Beronet cards is unsupported. Has anyone succesfully run Beronet quad BRI cards under bristuff recently ? Do they work ? Regards, Rob.