On Tue, Feb 20, 2007 at 11:05:31AM +1100, Klaverstyn, David C wrote:
> My understanding is that with Asterisk 1.2.x issuing the command of make
> install-udev allowed the drivers to be loaded upon the server boot.
> Doing this with version 1.4 does not seem to work.
>
Those udev rules are responsible for the generation of files under /dev/zap/ .
Which distribution do you use?
>
> Using menuselect I selected zaptel and ztdummy. Should I also be
> selecting something else for the drivers to load at start up?
All you need to run on startup is:
modprobe ztdummy
Nothing more. Not even a ztcfg. The zaptel init script tries doing that
if it senses you have no other zaptel timing source.
Do you have ztdummy and zaptel available?
modinfo ztdummy
modinfo zaptel
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