[Asterisk-Users] Re: Grandstream v1.0.4.68 firmware

[Thomas Gallaway]

Stephen R. Besch wrote:

> Thomas Gallaway wrote:
>
>> Brian Capouch wrote:
>>
>>> Thomas Gallaway wrote:
>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> My ringtones just work on all the grandstream's :-)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Do the "URLS" for the ringtones at the top show up as something 
>>> other than all zeroes?
>>>
>>> I've fiddled with this until blue in the face, and the ring sounds 
>>> just like the ring it had before.
>>>
>>> This is with 1.0.4.68, but it was no different with the earlier 
>>> supposedly ringtone enabled version.
>>>
>> *Product Model: *       BT100
>> *Software Version: *       Program--1.0.4.68    
>> Bootloader--1.0.0.16   HTML--1.0.0.31    VOC--1.0.0.5
>> *Custom Ring Tone: *       ring1--1.0.0.0   ring2--1.0.0.0   
>> ring3--1.0.0.0
>>  (all zeroes means unavailable or unsupported)
>>
>>
>> -- Thomas
>
> Well in my case, the ring versions are all 0.0.0.0 no matter what I 
> do. Could you also post the exact spelling of the binarys on the tftp, 
> including capitalization, access rights and access mode. Mine are 
> ring1.bin, ring2.bin, ring3.bin, all lower case, owned by root, in the 
> asterisk group and with r/w mode=rw_rw_r__ (664), which is the same as 
> all the other items on the server, which do in fact get loaded. Also, 
> I've checked the binaries and they do in fact have version 1.0.0.0 
> embedded in the file (look at hex offset 6, which is where the version 
> signature of all the GS bianries is located). I also can connect to 
> the tftp server from another machine and successfully "get ring1.bin". 
> Perhaps the binaries that came with my copy of the firmware are 
> corrupted. Maybe you could zip up the tones you are using and post 
> them to me so I could see if these fix the problem.

I right now run solarwinds tftp server on a winblooze 2000 server. Maybe 
that's the problem. I had some issues with tftpd on linux. Well actually 
I just had not the time to mess arround with them hehe.
http://atom.port11.net/data/110468.zip (this is the archive I am using)

-- Thomas