[asterisk-users] Stable clock with 2.6 and without Digium hardware.

Anton Tinchev atl at unixsol.org
Fri Nov 10 06:28:09 MST 2006


Zoa wrote:

> Can you tell us how you do the testing ?
3-4 different ways. All gives same results, so test are pretty valid.

1. Interrupt counting inside the PC.
2. TDMoE packet counting on the switch.
3. External TDMoE equipment connected thru extreme network swich.
The card of the PC and the device only connected to the switch. The switch filters all packets except TDMoE to de device.
Calibrated oscilloscope conected to the interupt leg of the network chip. All coalescing/etc disabling.
4. Diagnostic results from firmware of the device.
5. ToDo test - oscilloscope directly conected to pads inside the PC, but needs mechanical work for each platform/type.
6. ToDo test - some driver relays the clock to simple hardware card in the PC and oscilloscope connected to it.

All 4 tests reports same clock difference/clock misses etc.
Tested at 3-4 types of hardware - different chipsets/processors. Same results. The are sheduled tests to around 30 more platforms, but pretty sure 
that the results will be similar.

P.S.
The device is TDMoE FXS/FXO modular channel bank currently ending development and starting production.


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