From a quick glance at the code, I don't seen any direct link to zaptel, which means I *SHOULD* be able to modify this code to work under OS X using CoreAudio for audio control. Since the underlying system on OS X is Darwin (a derivative of BSD), and there is already BSD support in chan_usbradio.c, I think this could work. I already use meetme/etc on my os x server without issues in timing, and I don't see any timer specific code in the chan_usbradio driver.. If app_rpt requires zaptel to be involved, perhaps I can find a way to fix that as well, and open up the os x world to this wonderful utility. I'll keep you all updated...also, Steve, not trying to be argumentative, just making a note :) On Jul 20, 2008, at 1:37 AM, Stephen Rodgers wrote:
Josh,
Yes, they require the use of the ztdummy driver in Zaptel as a timing source.
Steve Rodgers WA6ZFT
Josh Roberson wrote:
I was wondering if the usb radio drivers require zaptel (now known as DAHDI) drivers/hardware or if the usb radio drivers can be used standalone? I run Apple equipment here, and I would love to tie my asterisk server (running on my osx server) into my radio, but zaptel is out of the question on this platform.
Any help is appreciated!
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