Excellent! Thanks.
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p too..
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] ztdummy on Fedora Core 2
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] ztdu
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] ztdummy on Fedora Core 2
ztdummy should be able to work natively on the 2.6 kernel w/o need of usb. I
use it on a fc2 box single processor w/ a 2.6 kerenl w/o issue and a rh 9 w/
2.4 w/ usb
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No takers? I'd love to get some advice from folks running ztdummy and
fedora core 2. RememberâI'm also running a dual proc machine. I
understand that this
No takers? I’d love to get some
advice from folks running ztdummy and fedora core 2. Remember…I’m
also running a dual proc machine. I understand that this may limit other timing
alternatives.
Thanks for any advice!
Chad
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