This is just a guess. I suspect the "use count" is counting the number
of kernel modules that are using another kernel module. Sort of a
"depends on" thing. i.e. zttdummy is using rtc and zaptel. zaptel is
using crc_ccitt. Since Asterisk is not a kernel module and it access
Zaptel via syscalls or opening up files in /dev or /proc, it would not
be counted in the use count.
Jim Duda wrote:
Yes, this is the output from the lsmod. I should have posted that for clarification.
I was assuming that asterisk would have "used" the ztdummy module and the lsmod
command would have indicated that at least 1 program had opened the driver
interface.
I'm reading more about ztdummy now to see if anything else is required, for
example,
udev configuration.
I use Fedora Core 5.
Jim
"Travis Schafer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Looks like output from the 'lsmod' command.
>>> "Lacy Moore - Aspendora" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 3/27/2007 11:34 PM >>>
On 3/27/07, Jim Duda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ztdummy 4424 0
> rtc 11156 1 ztdummy
> zaptel 178084 1 ztdummy
> crc_ccitt 2016 1 zaptel
>
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