MeetMe drift

you need to rebuild your kernel with 

option	HZ=1000

On Thursday 03 May 2007 15:00:33 Corey Smith wrote:
> Anybody experience problems with MeetMe conferences
drifting over time?
> I've tried conferences with only two users using both
IAX and SIP channels
> and after about 30 minutes there is over a 1 second
delay between when
> someone speaks and when the receiver hears it...  I'm
using ztdummy for the
> timing source.
>
> $ uname -a
> FreeBSD netmiproxy2.network 6.2-RELEASE-p4 FreeBSD
6.2-RELEASE-p4 #0: Mon
> Apr 30 12:12:12 EDT 2007
> rootnetmiproxy2.network:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/CUSTOM
> i386
> $ pkg_info | egrep '(zap|asterisk)'
> asterisk-1.4.3      An Open Source PBX and telephony
toolkit
> zaptel-1.4.1        A FreeBSD Driver for FXO, FXS, BRI
and PRI Telephony
> Cards
>
> I've installed Trixbox on the same hardware and I do
not get this delay but
> I would much rather use FreeBSD.
>
> -Corey Smith


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Corey,

> Does anybody have success with 6.2-RELEASE and meetme
?

I'm having some drift problems as well. Do you have any new
information regarding this?

Thanks in advance,
-Michael I.

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On 7/20/07, Michael Iedema <michaelaskozia.com> wrote:
> I'm having some drift problems as well. Do you have any
new
> information regarding this?

No but I'm still interested in solving the problem.  Right
now we are
using ubuntu-server for this without issue.

-Corey Smith

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On Wednesday 25 July 2007 11:26:05 am Corey Smith wrote:
> On 7/20/07, Michael Iedema <michaelaskozia.com> wrote:
> > I'm having some drift problems as well. Do you
have any new
> > information regarding this?
>
> No but I'm still interested in solving the problem. 
Right now we are
> using ubuntu-server for this without issue.
>
> -Corey Smith
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do you have zaptel installed?
if so cd /usr/local/etc/rc.d
edit the zaptel file
and on the monload and unload lines do this

end of modload before the " put a space and ztdummy.ko
and then at the 
beginning of the next line after the " put ztdummy.ko

this will load ztdummy for timing


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> > No but I'm still interested in solving the
problem.  Right now we are
> > using ubuntu-server for this without issue.

I hear you...


> this will load ztdummy for timing

It's confirmed to be loaded. The problem is that when the
box has any
other load to deal with, my zttest accuracy goes down
considerably
(low power machine, effects are exaggerated).


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On Wednesday 25 July 2007 12:17:51 pm Michael Iedema wrote:
> > > No but I'm still interested in solving the
problem.  Right now we are
> > > using ubuntu-server for this without issue.
>
> I hear you...
>
> > this will load ztdummy for timing
>
> It's confirmed to be loaded. The problem is that when
the box has any
> other load to deal with, my zttest accuracy goes down
considerably
> (low power machine, effects are exaggerated).
>
>
> -Michael I.
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the zaptel file needs to be update to load ztdummy.ko its
not in there by 
default.  this needs to be fixed


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you might want to also look at app conference. I have 1.11.
it does not 
require timing.


On Wednesday 25 July 2007 12:17:51 pm Michael Iedema wrote:
> > > No but I'm still interested in solving the
problem.  Right now we are
> > > using ubuntu-server for this without issue.
>
> I hear you...
>
> > this will load ztdummy for timing
>
> It's confirmed to be loaded. The problem is that when
the box has any
> other load to deal with, my zttest accuracy goes down
considerably
> (low power machine, effects are exaggerated).
>
>
> -Michael I.
>
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On Jul 25, 2007, at 3:17 PM, Michael Iedema wrote:

>
>> this will load ztdummy for timing
>
> It's confirmed to be loaded. The problem is that when
the box has any
> other load to deal with, my zttest accuracy goes down
considerably
> (low power machine, effects are exaggerated).

I'm having the same issue and checked that my clock is at
the FreeBSD  
defaults, but I have a TDM04B card installed.  Would I still
need the  
ztdummy?

Cal

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