[Asterisk-Users] howto on ISDN HFC cards with AAH v1.1
Zoltan Szecsei
zoltans at geograph.co.za
Sun Jul 17 04:28:07 MST 2005
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
>On Sat, Jul 16, 2005 at 07:28:06PM +0200, Zoltan Szecsei wrote:
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>>Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
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>>>On Sat, Jul 16, 2005 at 05:40:28PM +0200, Zoltan Szecsei wrote:
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>>>>Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
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>>>>>Don't know about asterisk at home, but upcoming version of Rapid has
>>>>>support for zaphfc from bristuff. I also extended our zaptel detection
>>>>>script to support zaphfc . However it's still kind of untested.
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>>>>>Want to test?
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>>>>Hi Tzafrir - you well?
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>>>>Sadly dont have time (hope it is not a short-sighted answer from me) - I
>>>>have to get this box up and running by Monday afternoon.
>>>>Here's the fun part - at my place I have adsl but no ISDN, at the (new)
>>>>office where this system is going, they have ISDN but no (yet) access to
>>>>the internet. So, I can read up & install here, but I can only test (but
>>>>not read up & query) at the new office.
>>>>This is also my first production asterisk effort.....
>>>>How do I get into these situations?? :-)
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>>>What can I say?
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>>>Once you get bristuff built, try my up-to-date genzaptelconf from
>>>http://tzafrir.org.il/genzaptelconf . The folks from AAH modified it a
>>>bit and I never bot any useful patches from them, soi I have no idea how
>>>this works with latest AAH.
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>>Thanks - will do.
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>>I think everythings just been stuffed up.
>>The bristuff install shell wgets asterisk 1.0.8, zaptel & libpri. then
>>auto untars it and runs a compile script.
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>bristuff RC8h is for 1.0.8, RC8j is for 1.0.9 . Apart from that, there's
>proctically no difference between the two.
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>>zaptel & libpri got errors, but asterisk seems ok (i just ran it & my
>>phones are authenticating).
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>So maybe you use old zaptel & libpri ?
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Nope - remember: you make in the order of zaptel, libpri then asterisk,
which siggetst at zaptel time, asterisk is not relevant.
On looking at it, my actual problem was that there was no /usr/src/linux
link to the headers (only a /usr/src/linux-2.4) - there is also a lovely
rant about redhat in the README file - so all I had to do was:
ln -s /usr/src/linux-2.4 /usr/src/linux
./compile.sh
>>so now to work out what the f... about those damn isdn cards..... :-(
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>Do you have a spare partition on that system? If so, give rapid a
>shot...
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I wish!!
AAH takes over the entire HD & format it accordingly. I would love to
have split this HD into 2 partition sets, so that I could install AAH on
the one set and SuSE9.3 with latest asterisk on the other partition set.
(I dont have time to play with parted and sort this out as this system
needs to be up and running by tomorrow)
Cheers for now,
Zoltan
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