jmullinix
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I just ran the update-sources script on my PIAF which has a Sangoma A200 TDM card in it. Here is what I ran into.
The upgrade worked fine, but the machine would not restart ( I guess some would say that wasn't so fine.) I had to boot the machine in the single user mode and remove the S??wanrouter file from /etc/rc3.d (the ?? in its name is because I don't remember the number.) Then the machine started just fine. Then I re-installed the Sangoma drivers according to there website and I had phones again.
I rebooted the machine and it would kernal panic while shutting down. I have run into this before and added a file to rc3.d called K01stopZap with the following commands in it.
!#/bin/bash
/usr/sbin/amportal stop
/usr/sbin/asterisk -rx "stop now"
/usr/sbin/wanrouter stop
service zaptel stop
and that resolved the reboot issue.
Finally, it would not play my custom recordings for my IVR's. I changed the permissions on /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/custom to 777 ie:
chmod 777 /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/custom
I am back up and running.
On the initial restart after the upgrade, it hung starting the wanpipe drivers. I think this was because wanpipe was configured with the older version of Zaptel. That is why rebuilding the wanpipe drivers solved the problem.
I hope this helps the next person that upgrades one with wanpipe drivers.
The upgrade worked fine, but the machine would not restart ( I guess some would say that wasn't so fine.) I had to boot the machine in the single user mode and remove the S??wanrouter file from /etc/rc3.d (the ?? in its name is because I don't remember the number.) Then the machine started just fine. Then I re-installed the Sangoma drivers according to there website and I had phones again.
I rebooted the machine and it would kernal panic while shutting down. I have run into this before and added a file to rc3.d called K01stopZap with the following commands in it.
!#/bin/bash
/usr/sbin/amportal stop
/usr/sbin/asterisk -rx "stop now"
/usr/sbin/wanrouter stop
service zaptel stop
and that resolved the reboot issue.
Finally, it would not play my custom recordings for my IVR's. I changed the permissions on /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/custom to 777 ie:
chmod 777 /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/custom
I am back up and running.
On the initial restart after the upgrade, it hung starting the wanpipe drivers. I think this was because wanpipe was configured with the older version of Zaptel. That is why rebuilding the wanpipe drivers solved the problem.
I hope this helps the next person that upgrades one with wanpipe drivers.