Hi,
I have had problems with receiving faxes with rxfax.
Using bristuff with four hfc cards and spandsp 0.2.0 pre6 I got the
symptoms of frame slips.
I've tried all the debugging tips in this thread.
I've tried moving from kernel 2.4 to 2.6.7.
The only symptom of something wrong has been the 32
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004, Adam Goryachev wrote:
> On Tue, 2004-12-28 at 06:10, Michael Welter wrote:
> > Try 'lspci -v' and look at the latency timer for your Digium card(s).
> > You can set it higher with 'setpci -v -s xx:yy.0 LATENCY=TIMER=ff' (xx
> > is the bus number and yy is the slot).
> >
>
On Tue, 2004-12-28 at 06:10, Michael Welter wrote:
> Try 'lspci -v' and look at the latency timer for your Digium card(s).
> You can set it higher with 'setpci -v -s xx:yy.0 LATENCY=TIMER=ff' (xx
> is the bus number and yy is the slot).
>
Shouldn't you decrease the latency? ie, to something low
On Tue, 28 Dec 2004, Michael Welter wrote:
> Joe Presto wrote:
> >
> >>Check 'vmstat 1'. With a "quiet" system you should see mostly 100% idle
> >>time. How many interrupts are you seeing per one second interval? It
> >>should be +/- 1000 for the system timer and +/- 1000 for each Digium car
Joe Presto wrote:
Check 'vmstat 1'. With a "quiet" system you should see mostly 100% idle
time. How many interrupts are you seeing per one second interval? It
should be +/- 1000 for the system timer and +/- 1000 for each Digium
card.>
* confirmed.. about 1100 interrupts per sec
Shouldn't you be
> >>Check 'vmstat 1'. With a "quiet" system you should see mostly 100% idle
> >>time. How many interrupts are you seeing per one second interval? It
> >>should be +/- 1000 for the system timer and +/- 1000 for each Digium
> card.>
> >
> > * confirmed.. about 1100 interrupts per sec
> >
> Shouldn
Joe Presto wrote:
Mike, thanks so much.. here are the results - unfortunately, not even a new
build on a new system is solving this issue.
Check 'vmstat 1'. With a "quiet" system you should see mostly 100% idle
time. How many interrupts are you seeing per one second interval? It
should be +/-
Mike, thanks so much.. here are the results - unfortunately, not even a new
build on a new system is solving this issue.
* See my notes to the tests below. I ended up trying 3 computers, the last
being a Dell 1600 server with a fresh install following the AMP instructions
at http://amp.coalescent
Joe Presto wrote:
Hi, I’m running into issues receiving faxes which, from what I have
read, may be caused by frame slips. While I can find many posts saying
to investigate it, I can’t find any that describe **how** to debug the
problem. Tried searching this list as well to no avail.
Joe Hi,
Bo
Hi, I’m running into issues receiving faxes which,
from what I have read, may be caused by frame slips. While I can find
many posts saying to investigate it, I can’t find any that describe *how* to debug the problem. Tried searching
this list as well to no avail.
Any pointers would be
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