Re: Asterisk 11, chan_lcr and chan_capi ready to use? anyone did it?
Ralf Schlatterbeck <[email protected]>
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On Tue, Jun 04, 2013 at 10:59:46AM +0200, Jörg Esser wrote: > Hi List, > > long time ago I compiled my last asterisk 1.6.2. > Now, since "misdn error -12" hit my road again I wanted to test > the latest and greatest? asterisk. > Anyone did this before me? Any big Stones on my way? If you have HFC-based hardware, you may want to use digium chan_dahdi instead of chan_lcr or chan_capi. I've move from chan_lcr to chan_dahdi (also due to misdn error -12 when I was unable to fix locking in chan_lcr) some time ago and it works for me. Looks like BRI support from digium is a *lot* better these days than it used to be. The nice thing is: This is all in debian stable, so just installing dahdi via the module assistant and normal asterisk install will give you a working isdn setup. Since Dahdi is using digiums own hardware drivers you'll have to disable auto-loading of some standard kernel modules. Ralf -- Ralf Schlatterbeck email: [email protected]