Hi there! I finally managed to get visdn and * co-exist in a rather peaceful manner. At least I thought so for the last couple of hours...
I'm using a visdn snapshot from 10th of February on my FC4 machine. Asterisk 1.2.4 shows all the modules installed, all 4 ports of my Beronet Quad-Port card are available as of the CLI and it even prints very nice debug messages. Of course, since I didn't connect it to the NTBA so far... So I thought everything would work OK. Up to the point when I connected the card to my NTBAs for the first time. Beronet's manual is stating that the LEDs turn red when the driver is loaded but the card is not physically connected to the NTBA. When connected properly they should turn green. Here it seems different: The LEDs indicate green no matter whether connected or not. Please understand I was about to make my first ISDN-call with a computer, so I wouldn't spend too much interest in that matter. But if anyone (Daniele?) could explain the correct status indications to me, I'd appreciate it. Back to the prob. As soon as I start to dial a number on my SIP-phone that'd be routed via vISDN the FC4-system freezes immediately. Not only Asterisk, the whole system! All I'm missing is a blue-screen...ehh I forgot I'm on a Linux machine now ;-) All that helps is a hard reboot. After reboot the system comes up cleanly and asterisk starts as if nothing happened. I can reach all 10 SIP-extensions locally, the mailboxes work, everything seems to be OK. As long as I don't dial thru visdn... Or even worse: When I start up Asterisk without the card being connected everything seems OK. But as soon as I connect any NTBA it also freezes immediately. I've been playing around now for a couple of days (with earlier snapshots) and asterisk came up with the same problem everytime I treid to duplicate the problem. _______________________________________________ Visdn-hackers mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.uli.it/mailman/listinfo/visdn-hackers
