tom wrote:
Sean Cook wrote:
hmmmmm... why not just use ztdummy and save the $150 for the card?
Sean
Maybe he amalgamated 2 cards and has one left over.
Maybe he doesn't want to compile USB support for his kernel.
I have an SGI Altix 350 with dual Itaniums. I tried compiling ztdummy
but it wont run without recompiling the kernel with some 1000kz
setting. This is a 24/7 high volume call center. Seems much less
likely to cause problems by just popping in a card.
I have a card with no modules sitting gathering dust so no additional
cost and less downtime to pop a card in as opposed to recompiling a
kernel and hoping it comes back up. We lose $16,000/hr if the switch
goes down.
Thanks,
Steve
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