On Thu, 1 Dec 2005, Simon Kissel wrote: > DM> The easiest thing to do would be: Just take a ISDN card from AVM. They > DM> work like a charm with trustix. Gerald made some nice driver rpms (which > DM> can be easily adapted to be a part of the kernel rpm itself (simplifies > DM> handling and rebuilding), and the capi utils needed are in contrib. > > I first tried a brand-new Fritz PCI 2.1 - and guess what, it's not > supported by HiSax, so it didn't work with tsl 2.2.
Lol. Guess that statement supports your "maybe i'm just incompetent" :-) There is a driver from AVM which works perfectly with tsl 2.x. There is (or was? i forked my own version quite some time ago...) even a working rpm for that driver from Gerald. I have many avm cards working with tsl 1.x and 2.x, for internet connection, for yaps, for fax... ISA cards, PCI cards, USB cards... you name it. > Meanwhile I've bought a whole stack of HFC cards (as I also use them > for mISDN/NT-mode stuff), so I'm not going back to AVM... Well. Allways use the tool that works for a given problem. *shrug* > As it appears, with out-of-the-box trustix, right now there is no > single working ISDN card at all. That's what this thread is about, > after all ;) There is. Again, the short howto: - take a avm card - take the driver rpm from contrib (if its there... if not surely one can be provided by someone) - rebuild the driver if its not for the current kernel - install capi utils - there you go Danny -- Here we go, don't ya know = http://www.cyberdelia.de We're the ones that keep it wicked = [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rock n' Roll, all good, mix it up = That's my ticket = \o/ _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
