I also have an old dialogic card collecting dust in the attic. I think it is the d21 (non d) version which has mu-law and a-law codecs, but I don't know if it is supported.
I don't know how comprehensive Asterisk's support for Dialogic hardware is, but two things: I don't think the D-21 is supported on Linux by
the Dialogic drivers and, Dialogic have started charging for their
Linux drivers / software, starting with the most recent upgrade.
In general, I'd suggest avoiding Dialogic hardware for telephony on Linux, and go with a company that truly supports Linux (like Digium). Digium stuff is much less expensive than Dialogic anyway.
Just my $00.02 worth...
TTYL,
Phil
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