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Andreas Eversberg andreas at eversberg.euHi Harald, I don't see why mISDN should be removed from Kernel. Beside talking to TDM based GSM equipment, it can be used to connect ISDN phones and gateways to make regular phone calls. I use 'osmo-cc-misdn-endpoint' in conjunction with 'osmo-cc-sip-endpoint' as a new gateway application to replace LCR. (https://osmocom.org/projects/osmo-cc) And there are other users that have some kind of gateway setup to interconnect their ISDN equipment to SIP. Some of them use LCR, a few others use osmo-cc-*-endpoints. If there is trouble with current kernel API, I would help to fix it. Feel free to forward my opinion to netdev and Arndt Bergmann. Best regards, Andreas Harald Welte wrote: > IMHO, mISDN based interface cards are becomming less and less > attractive, as the chips only support parallel PCI bus and I've never > seen cards with more than two ports. > > So the point of this post is to find out if anyone still is using > [or planning to use] mISDN. If so, please let me, netdev + Anrd Bergmann > know about it. > > Basically it is kind of a "speak now or forever hold your peace" kind of > moment, as mISDN would then likely be phased out from mainline Linux. > > Even in that case I think libosmo-abis should keep mISDN support, as > there will be Linux systems on older kernels for many years to come, and > the mISDN support doesn't hurt the rest of our code base in any way.