I am configuring a system with Asterisk 1.6 and these two Openvox cards for BRI and PRI. In the past I have used bristuff and libpri with older versions of Asterisk, but now I would like to upgrade to Asterisk 1.6. Question, should I be using mISDN or libpri for these cards when they are in the same system, or does DAHDI now support both cards under asterisk 1.6 ?
Help please!
My configuration is: Fedora 12 (kernel is 2.6.32), IBM System x3650 M2
I am trying to install Asterisk 1.6 and DAHDI 2.3.0.1
I don't think I can use mISDN v1.x because it won't compile with this kernel.
I don't think I can use mISDN v2.x because OpenVox hasn't provided patches for it(?)
I would not like to use bristuff, because it only goes to Asterisk 1.2 and 1.4, not 1.6
So i thought I would try the latest DAHDI, which supports the Digium BRI board, but
I think I need OpenVox patches to make it work with the OpenVox B200P.
DAHDI can detect the OpenVox board, but not configure it:
lspci finds the B200P, and reports it as an ISDN board with Cologne chip set [HFC-4S] (rev 01)
dahdi_hardware command returns the following:
"driver should be 'wcb4xxp' but is actually 'hfcmulti' <- NOTE THIS MESSAGE
pci:0000:16:02.0 wcb4xxp+ 1397:08b4 OpenVox B200P"
dahdi_cfg and dahdi_scan do not see the OpenVox board.
Is there a patch to be applied to the DAHDI drivers to have them use the OpenVox board?
Hi- Yes, reading those patches now, but it appears that by now (18 months later) I think they would be already incorporated into the latest DAHDI? I may be loading the modules in the wrong order, or may have to set some configuration parameters manually, I will try this and report back.
Using Centos is not an option (my customer is a Fedora Core shop), and mISDN seems much less desirable given the comments that I continue to see. (however, it's a fall back if necessary and I'm willing to go back to an older kernel)