Xen devel - May 2005 - RE: asterisk, ztdummy, and usb (and HZ = 100 under xen ???)

> 
> Having HZ differ between Xen and a guest doesn''t really matter
that
> much. The guest will get fewer upcalls than it expects, but it will
> count ten ticks for each upcall. So I doubt that thsi is your problem.
> Does ztdummy use the rtc driver? I''m not sure how weel we support
that
> on Xen...
The problem is that the ztdummy driver assumes 1000HZ, and a 2.6 kernel
under xen . I worked around it by making the ztdummy driver count 10
ticks for each jiffy. My music on hold works now but clicks and pops a
bit which I think may be because of my kludge.

Thanks

James

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> The problem is that the ztdummy driver assumes 1000HZ,
Do you mean it has a hardcoded value instead of using the "HZ"
macro???  I''d
consider that a bug - have you tried contacting the codes maintainers?
> and a 2.6 kernel 
> under xen . I worked around it by making the ztdummy driver count 10
> ticks for each jiffy. My music on hold works now but clicks and pops a
> bit which I think may be because of my kludge.
Good to know it''s working.  Just *please* don''t use Green
Sleeves or anything
by Vivaldi!  (I''ve spent too much time in telephone queuing systems
this year
- it''s made me a bit sensitive to hold music ;-)

Cheers,
Mark

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Being subscribed to both lists, I thought I''d funnel this through to
the
asterisk-dev list as possibly informative. (Note that you must be 
subscribed to the asterisk-dev list to post there.)

Mark Williamson wrote:
>>The problem is that the ztdummy driver assumes 1000HZ,
> 
> Do you mean it has a hardcoded value instead of using the "HZ"
macro???  I''d
> consider that a bug - have you tried contacting the codes maintainers?
> 
>>and a 2.6 kernel 
>>under xen . I worked around it by making the ztdummy driver count 10
>>ticks for each jiffy. My music on hold works now but clicks and pops a
>>bit which I think may be because of my kludge.
> 
> Good to know it''s working.  Just *please* don''t use Green
Sleeves or anything
> by Vivaldi!  (I''ve spent too much time in telephone queuing
systems this year
> - it''s made me a bit sensitive to hold music ;-)
> 
> Cheers,
> Mark
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