[asterisk-users] how to disable wctdm auto modprobe during boot

[gincantalupo]

Hi Tzafrir,

Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 10:23:53AM +0200, gincantalupo wrote:
>   
>> Hi Tzafrir,
>> I'm currently using genzaptelconf for digium cards but I have Sangoma 
>> cards too and I have to load digium drivers after Sangoma one.
>> That's why I need to understand why wctdm is automatically loaded.
>> I want all the drivers disabled during boot so I can load them in the 
>> order I want with my init script.
>>     
>
> AFAIK Sangoma cards should be supported by genzaptelconf . I have odne
> my best efforts to support them. See the drivers lists there.
>
>   
Ok, I'll try asap.
> Sadly I have recieved just about zero cooperation from Sangoma and I
> don't have their hardware. And I have recieved very little feedback from
> people. 
>
>   
I'll let you know after some tests.
> Sangoma have their own complex system nd I so far quite at lost as in
> how to well-integrate it with Zaptel.
>
> There was once a Debian "wanpipe" package. Butthat was long ago. I have
> tried to create a new one, but my efforts to create a Debian package
> from the tarball that Sangoma ships have failed, as its scripts do
> strange things, and I found no one to answer my questions about it.
>
>   
I've made my package (wanpipe-2.3.4-9) using their script. It works but 
needs to change some link.
> (Right, I know that there is a "deb" target in their tarball. But
> which is something that lintiuan and linda will give too many justified
> errors about)
>
>   
It worked for me. Maybe you have a different version.

Thanks!

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