Re: ISDN-phone based on FreeBSD

On Tuesday 30 December 2008, Matthias Apitz wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have at home an ISDN line for making phone calls and I want to replace
> the (more then ten years old) ISDN phone with some new 'terminal' which
> should be a small laptop, having:
>
> - an ISDN (PCMCIA or USB) interface supporting two B channels
> - some kind of ISDN daemon watching the D channel for calls, logging of
>   inbound/outbound numbers and costs (signalled though D channel)
> - some kind of (X11) phone application for receiving or making calls,
>   audio should be done through micro/loudspeaker or headset
> - completely disk-less (like the Asus eeePC series)
> - based on FreeBSD
>
> Any ideas for such a ISDN terminal? Thx in advance
>

Does the following keywords help?

HFC-S USB based ISDN adapter, Acer Aspire One, Freesbie, Asterisk, chan-capi, 
ekiga?

If you want I can pre-build something for you in return for money.

--HPS
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