[Asterisk-bsd] Which drivers version to use for FreeBSD 5.4?
Alexander Timoshenko
gonzo at pbxpress.com
Wed Oct 19 09:09:46 CDT 2005
Thomas Sandford wrote:
> I'm looking for the best version of the Zaptel drivers to use for a
> FreeBSD 5.4 box.
>
> Specifically the current ports tree drivers (0.10_1) have problems
> with the FXS board on my TDM411B.
>
> The choices I appear to have are:
> Port (0.10_1)
> SVN Trunk
> (or nightly snapshot)
> SVN 4.x branch
> ( which seems to have a snapshot at
> http://portaone.com/~gonzo/zaptel-freebsd-0.11.tar.gz that I found by
> mistake when trying to compile the svn head as a port!)
>
> I would have expected the SVN trunk to be the one, except that there
> appears to be a changelog entry:
>
> "12/10/2005 Alexander Timoshenko <gonzo at pbxpress.com>
> o Fixed problem with panic on -current and 6.X"
>
> which appears in the Changelog of the 4.X branch and _not_ in the
> trunk Changelog. ???
Let me clarify things a bit. There was an ugly hack called zt_clone
in order to support
multiple device instances for single device node(linux kernel
behaviour). It caused kernel
panic on 6.X and -CURRENT so i've cleaned things out and rewrite it
using FreeBSD cloning
API. Unfortunately it relies on devfs and there is no defvs (at least
functionaity i need) in 4.X
AFAIK. So to keep FreeBSD 4.X supported this 4.x-branch has been
created. But some time
ago i've got workaround for all systems from Roman Kurakin, so i've
commited it to 4.x-branch
it is not in trunk because trunk does not cause kernel panic on 6 or
-current.
>
> I'm not familiar enough with SVN to be able to work out what is in
> each change, unfortunately.
>
> PS - any chance of updating the port to a SVN snapshot that contains
> the fix for the "ProSLIC 3210 version 2 is too old", since it seems to
> be a fairly common problem looking at the list archives and Google.
>
I've send update to Maxim Sobolev and waiting for him to commit the
new version of port. 0.11
will be snapshot from 4.x-branch. It will be last update with hack i've
mentioned above because
this version is known to work (somewhat :)) and trunk code has not been
tested fine yet.
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