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James MacLean wrote:
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Rich Adamson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Thanks for the heads up. More dissappointing is that the E/F card is
the newer card purchased. Where can I go to see when certain revisions
were released? Surprising that the newer card just purchased (to me)
is the older rev :(.
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You can probably search the -cvs list to find it, but that might be a
little time consuming. You should see the card's pic id's in dmesg and
then look in the zaptel src directory for matching entries, or, simply
call digium support.
It sounds like you are running an older version of zaptel/asterisk.
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Thanks again Rich for the info. This is all from latest CVS though. I
have generated an e-mail support ticket with digium, so I am looking
forward to the answer. <br>
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No doubt it will be too obvious :).<br>
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JES<br>
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My problem was that my lines were setup as kool start :<br>
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fxsks=3-4<br>
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But in our area, I should have set them to loopstart :<br>
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fxsls=3-4<br>
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Thanks to Kenny at Digium for working through it and finding the
problem :).<br>
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JES<br>
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