Two days ago, I was talking on the phone from the FXO, to a SIP phone. After some time (like 1h30m), all of a sudden, there's a huge noise, like a buzz... Really loud. So I hungup, and called my asterisk box again... All I could hear was that sound. Someone called me from the internet, and as Asterisk dialed the FXO, all she heard was that noise too.
So, I logged in my Asterisk server, restarted the Asterisk (just the software). Didn't work. So I stopped it, unloaded the wcfxo module, loaded it up again and it was just fine. I could call the FXO and use it just fine. Weird. Last night, I talked for about 2 hours straight. No problem. But, this morning, when someone called the FXO all that could be heard was that loud noise. I could make a "stop-asterisk; reload modules; start-asterisk" script, and a cron entry or something to do it periodically, even check to see if there's any call on progress before restarting, but that's just a very ugly solution... If I could check the wcfxo status and get some info that tells me if it's in "buzzer-mode-on", I could come up with a more elegant solution. I don't know if it helps: the FXO card, at the first day, was sharing IRQ with the soundcard. But there wasn't any software using the soundcard. Yesterday, I unloaded all the sound modules, and checked /proc/interrupts. No IRQ sharing... But the problem occurred again later... In this cheap MoBo there's no option to mess around with IRQs in the BIOS. Today, I'm gonna disable onboard sound, to see if it helps at all, but I think that without modules loaded, it would have the same effect. I'll try this just to make sure... Did someone have this problem too? Any ideas, thoughts, suggestions...? Thanks, Marconi Rivello. _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
