[Asterisk-Users] 729 licence on scsi

[Tawheed Kader]

Excellent :)

That was the clunkiest thing I have ever seen.

Looking forward to your beta code.

Also, please make sure that users switching from the "old binary" to
the "new binary" does not lose their license....I remember reading
something about only being able to register 3x.

On Fri, 7 May 2004 16:00:33 -0500 (CDT), Mark Spencer
<markster at digium.com> wrote:
> 
> > I Purchased 4 licences for my SCSI only machine. I do have a CDROM -
> > with a mounted CD. The Registration binary gives me a 'Segmentation
> > Fault'. Is this like telling me I can't register the licence?
> >
> > Unfortunately - I only seriously scanned the mailing list after buying
> > the keys....
> >
> > Seems like the licence insists on using an IDE drive to create some sort
> > of unique serial number.. Has anyone 'lost' their IDE and had problems?
> 
> If you'll just be patient for a little while, I'm working on new G.729
> code which does NOT use the voiceage code and thus does NOT have their
> stupid SCSI problem.  The new copy protection scheme will be based upon
> just the MAC address of your ethernet card, and WILL NOT DO ANYTHING WITH
> YOUR HARD DRIVE.  In addition to eliminating the crappy copy protection
> code, the new version is approximately twice as fast as the VoiceAge code,
> which DOES NOT MEAN YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF CHANNELS PER
> BOX but does mean that you should be able to get substantially more
> channels per box.
> 
> Anyway I'll post again on here when we're ready for beta testing, and
> anyone that has bought a license for the voiceage code will get to upgrade
> to the new code free of charge, of course.
> 
> Mark
> 
> 
> 
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