Yes, as Dave says it is the old kernel. I have Debian latest release running acid allstar on a PC so it certainly can be done and that would certainly satisfy any current HW issues. I use dahdi with the latest patches. Unfortunately there is no official easy to get up and running Debian allstar version so you would have to build a system from scratch compiling dahdi and the acid svn and dealing with all the dependency requirements. I don't know about newer centos but I am sure others have gone that route. I just wanted to make clear there is no rule that you have to use centos as long as you are willing to do some tinkering. I even had the latest Ubuntu running Allstar but you would have to recompile the kernel as they removed the OSS stuff several years ago. If you want a real simple system I will have the Beagle Black image available for download real soon! It is working very well. 73 Doug WA3DSP http://www.crompton.com/hamradio
Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2014 01:06:09 -0400 From: kb4fxc@inttek.net To: willem@prinmath.com CC: app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users] URI and URIx Testing
The problems with this motherboard are due to lack of support for their recent chipsets in the old Linux kernels found in CentOS 5. Upgrading the kernel will resolve the problem. Those boards have very nice features, I've got a couple similar ones deployed and they've been completely stable. As I recall, I'm running a "hand cooked" 2.6.32 kernel.
73, David KB4FXC
On Fri, 25 Apr 2014, Willem Schreuder wrote:
On Fri, 25 Apr 2014, Bob wrote:
Most recent ACID distro from Allstarlink.org. Gigabyte C1007UN-D with 4 gig memory, and an SSD SATA drive.
Built in with an IntelR Dual-core CeleronR 1007U processor (1.5 GHz)
The problem is not your configuration, it is the motherboard. I have tried that exact same motherboard and it just will not work. I think it is the NM-70 chipset, because I had another motherboard using the exact same chipset with the same problems.
The simples solution is to get a different motherboard, e.g. the Atom using the NM-10 chipset.
What you will find with the problem motherboard is that the alsa utils such as aplay and alsa-mixer works perfectly. You can play audio to the URIx using aplay (connect up powered speakers to the audio out pins). However, neither Asterisk nor uridiag will correctly output audio.
I have spend weeks trying to diagnose exactly what the problem is, inserting diagnostic prints in both uridiag and the chan_usbradio code, but I have not been able to figure it out what the issue is. The mixer settings seem to get set correctly, but the audio ends up nowhere.
If you simply get a different motherboard, you could download your exact same config and it will work perfectly. I tried that with my node on five differnt computers, and the two using the NM-70 chipset would not work, and the other three using differnt chipsets worked perfectly.
If somebody DOES figure out what makes this motherboard (or chipset) whacky, I would love to know, but my advice is to repurpose that motherboard and get one NOT based on the NM-70 chipset.
73 Willem AC0KQ
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