Hi Xavier, I just wanted to thank Matthew, you and everyone else involved in this work, as it is the first working/complete input driver that was contributed by somebody outside the core developer team (Zecke/myself). I personally don't have any of those Digium E1 board so I'll never be able to test your driver. However, if anyone else on this list has access to one and some time to spare, testing is much appreciated. I'd be more than happy to merge your patch, after it has been cleaned up a bit. There are still some large '#if 0 ...' sections that need to be removed, and we probably need some kind of autotools-magic to automatically detect the presence of the dahdi header files and build the dahdi input driver only when they are present. Regards, Harald -- - Harald Welte <laforge(a)gnumonks.org> http://laforge.gnumonks.org/ ============================================================================ "Privacy in residential applications is a desirable marketing option." (ETSI EN 300 175-7 Ch. A6)

Just a couple of quick corrections (so credit goes to the proper parties): - dahdi.c is based on misdn.c (that's where I started from when I wrote it) - lapd.c is the original lapd.c that the original sangoma card patch's author wrote (so thanks to him for that) I had talked with Xavier about maybe importing libpri's lapd layer instead though, since it is more fully featured and robust (in cases of error handling, etc). I have not done this yet though. Also, on our TODO list I need to fix the configuration interface so it maps better to the way DAHDI works. Right now, it only works if your card is the first E1 DAHDI card loaded in the system (channels DAHDI/1-DAHDI/31). A sample configuration for /etc/dahdi/system.conf would be: span=1,0,0,ccs,hdb3,crc4 dchan=1 bchan=2-31 I think that getting the config interface in OpenBSC fixed so that it maps to DAHDI channels better (instead of mISDN spans) for DAHDI devices would be something that would need to be fixed though, probably pre-merge... Most of my thanks go to Xavier though, for getting me interested in this project, and for staying after work so many long hours working with me on testing and development. Thanks also to you and your team Harald, for this really neat project. I hope you guys are able to put this driver addition for some good use. If there are any problems or issues, please email to the list. I'm not sure how much I'll be able to do (since I don't have any hardware here with me to test on), but I'll make a best effort attempt to help out with any issues that come along. Thanks again, Matthew Fredrickson On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 1:47 PM, Carcellelist <carcellelist(a)free.fr> wrote: