Hello All ,

On Fri, 28 Oct 2005, Mr. James W. Laferriere wrote:
> On Thu, 27 Oct 2005, Mr. James W. Laferriere wrote:
> > On Thu, 27 Oct 2005, Phil Pritchard wrote:
> > > only new to asterisk, but have had some hardware exp.....
> > >    stay away from irq9 its tied to irq2 and will always be shared, Paul 
> > > has
> > > the go.. in bios disable serial and or usb (if not using) and make sure 
> > > irda
> > > is not enabled. another one is the lpt port if your not using that, there 
> > > is
> > > another irq you can steel..
> >     ALL & I mean all serial/parrallel/...'everything I can find'... has 
> > been 
> >     turned off in the bios .  And I have recompiled a kernel with those 
> > same 
> >     items turned off in it .  That d??ned module wants to load at irq 9 no 
> >     matter what I do .  Of course there is no way to set irq's to a 
> >     particular pci slot in the bios .
> >     Does anyone now howto set irq say at the boot: or in modprobe.conf ?
> > > dont share interrupts, as a rule(if you can help it)... it usually leads 
> > > to
> > > system instability and usually under load.
> >     Quite well understand this point .  Have heard it on this list many 
> >     times .  And am doing my best NOT too .
> > > UBCD ...(www.ultimatebootcd.com).  has some nice tools that can probe a 
> > > system
> > > to give a second appinion on interrupt conflicts, ram and hard drive
> > > errors.....
> > > its my best tool for hardware problems..
> >     IMO ,  The mirrors have the su??iest download schemes I have seen in 
> >     some time .\IMO
> >     I have yet to burn that image but as soon as I do I'll boot it on that 
> >     piece of junk I bought for near next to nothing .  Which is almost what 
> >     it is worth ,  Nothing .
> >             Thank you for your input ,  Every bit helps .  JimL

>       Finally got that da??ed wcfxo to load on a irq by itself (*).  Had to 
>       turn off the last item of the onbord devices the ether & buy an ether 
>       card to get connectivity .  But even with the suggestion by 'Paul' to 
>       use a two line cord & finally using a singular irq ,  The config's I 
>       sent last time have not changed .  The x100p/wcfxo combination see the 
>       line ringing (**) .  But asterisk does NOT see it on the console nor 
>       does it pick up the line .  Quite frustrating when everything should be 
>       ok per every example I've seen & still nothing positive to show for it .
>       ANY suggestions/questions/... Please pipe up .  Tia ,  JimL

        For everybodies info ,  Make sure that there isn't an entry like ...

noload => chan_zap.so

        in /etc/asterisk/modules.conf .  That was what the problem was all 
        along .  Tnx to all who helped .  JimL

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