On Thu, 25 Feb 2010, Vinícius Fontes wrote:
Just checked and I'm using the high res timer as well:
Feb 25 17:42:32 voyage vmunix: [ 27.028798] dahdi_dummy: Trying to load High
Resolution Timer
Feb 25 17:42:32 voyage vmunix: [ 27.028816] dahdi_dummy: Initialized High
Resolution Timer
Feb 25 17:42:32 voyage vmunix: [ 27.028831] dahdi_dummy: Starting High
Resolution Timer
Feb 25 17:42:32 voyage vmunix: [ 27.028849] dahdi_dummy: High Resolution
Timer started, good to go
Feb 25 17:42:32 voyage vmunix: [ 27.055253] dahdi: Registered tone zone 20
(Brazil)
Ok. Looks good.
I also compiled DAHDI and Asterisk from the sources. Took about 2 hours
but it finally compiled and is running okay. :) Still not sure what's
happening, since even with 2 users on the meetme room I still get the
choppy audio. My best guess would be something kernel related. Thinking
about recompiling the kernel, but I'm not sure what I could set to maybe
solve these issues.
That's why I cross compile - it just takes too long!
Would you mind sharing the kernel version number you're running on your
boxes, and if I'm not asking too much, the .config file you used? Thanks
a lot in advance.
http://unicorn.drogon.net/configs/config.2.6.30.1.geode
Drop that into .config in a stock 2.6.30.1 kernel off www.kernel.org and
off you go. That will produce a kernel with no modules in it.
You'll need to re-make dahdi.
Good luck!
Gordon
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