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Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Thu, Apr 19, 2007 at 06:28:51PM +0200, Theo Band wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi
I run asterisk 1.4.2 with zaptel 1.4.1.
Zaptel is only needed for the ztdummy driver to get the Meetme()
application to work. I don't have any specific hardware.
And it does work nicely. When I reboot the machine however I have to
manually load the driver like this:
[root@vink ~]# modprobe ztdummy
Notice: Configuration file is /etc/zaptel.conf
line 0: Unable to open master device '/dev/zap/ctl'
1 error(s) detected
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The error message is meaningless for ztdummy. Please test if you have a
working timing source with:
zttest -v
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--- Results after 28 passes ---<br>
Best: 98.156738 -- Worst: 97.900391 -- Average: 98.024205<br>
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2% too slow? Doesn't look very accurate for a timing reference. On the
other end Meetme() work like a charm.<br>
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To get rid of this error, remove the line that runs an automatic ztcfg
at the load of ztdummy: sed -i '/ztdummy/d'
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Or add /dev/null<br>
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Why would one application need a special driver? What so different
about the Meetme() application? Playing a wav file doesn't need a
special timing source for instance. But, I'm just a simple end user of
course, not understanding all the complex details of a PBX :-)<br>
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Theo
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