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My apologies if this gets posted twice. I made a mistake with my from
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Hi All,
Many thanks to everyone that gave input on the above issue. I'm glad to
announce its been solved. The trick:
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TURN OFF ACPI!
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With SuSE you can do this by setting the boot option "pci=noacpi".
Everything now works flawlessly except for some suspicious "static" that I
heard on one of the 3 TDM31B cards, which vanished after I reloaded the
modules.
Incidentally the technical reference booklet that came with the PC says
the slots are PCI ver 2.1 compliant. I almost thought that would be a
problem. Well, it turns out it isnt after all.
Thanks again. In case anyone is interested, I've included my scratch
notes on what I went through with this.
Rgds,
Gerald.
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- Download asterisk, zaptel from CVS
- Hack zaptel.c and wctdm.c modules to have the kernel_version
string in them. This will allow them to be loaded (had to do
this for SuSE :-().
- Edit /etc/zaptel.conf to tell the signalling, zone etc...
- Edit /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf to reiterate this stuff for
asterisk
- Run ztcfg -vvv and note the output
HARDWARE WOES
- Disable xwindows
- Disable USB (remove /etc/hotplug/usb.rc or rename it)
- Tweak BIOS IRQ stuff
THE PCI SLOTS SHOULD BE PCI 2.2 COMPLIANT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TURN OFF ACPI I.E WHEN BOOTING USE pci=noacpi
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