Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sun, 20 Apr 2008 21:43:57 -0400 | From | Jeff Garzik <> | Subject | Re: ISDN testing |
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Frans Pop wrote: > (Dropping private CCs.) > > Jeff Garzik wrote: >> - "isn't ISDN dead?" Apparently, no it's not :) >> >> - "don't waste your time, drop these drivers and get mISDN into the >> kernel instead" -- based on discussion it does sound like mISDN should >> get into the kernel. Until these drivers are dropped, however, my >> patches remain appropriate. >> >> And in case people are curious, #isdn-pci isn't ready for upstream yet >> for two main reasons: (1) two drivers remain unconverted, and (2) none >> of the changes have been tested, even once. > > I have three different ISDN cards. However, since I've had ADSL since about > 3 years (on top of ISDN), I don't actually use it anymore. > > I could be persuaded to do some testing though, or to donate some or all of > my cards for that purpose. > > For testing I'd at least need somewhere to connect to, preferably in NL. > I have no idea if I could still connect to my previous provider using ISDN. > The account was transferred to a different provider about 2 years ago, but > the mail accounts with the old provider are still active. > > The cards I have are: > - Teles 16.3 ISA -- worked way back when with Debian Woody > - ITK ix1-micro 2.1 ISA > - Eicon Diva 2.01 PCI > > I also have a test box I can put them in :-) > > Looks like I can still at least successfully load the hisax driver with > 2.6.18 for the Teles card. For the last two I'm not sure if I ever had them > working with Linux (or even if I tried).
Honestly, a module-load test on real hardware can give us some useful information, even if it's not connected to anything.
My changes are primarily in the probe-the-hardware area, so successfully making it past that new code would indeed be a useful data point.
Check out the kernel found in 'isdn-pci' branch of git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/jgarzik/misc-2.6.git
Any help is certainly appreciated!
Jeff
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