Description of problem: [ This is a CC of the upstream report available at http://listserv.isdn4linux.de/pipermail/isdn4linux/2005-January/001162.html perhaps it is caused by some RHizms which can be solved here... Alternatively, the ISDN infrastructure should be updated to mISDN ] ========================= Hi, I try to use my Fritz PCI ISDN card with Linux 2.6 but had not very much success with this :( The driver will be loaded without problems but when I try to dial a number, a hangup happens immediately afte 2-3 seconds. Some observations: * /proc/interrupts does not show any activity for the used IRQ when the driver is loaded; under linux 2.4 I see periodic interrupts (the IRQ is not shared). During the initialization phase of the driver I see 3 IRQs under 2.6 and 5 under 2.4 * /dev/isdnctl does not show any entry; under 2.4 I see periodic status reports there. 'isdnlog' is stopped and 'hisaxctl 11 -1' was executed. * on the first incoming call I see a 'hdlc spurious channel 0 IRQ' message which will not be shown on subsequent calls. * outgoing calls to a mobile phone or another telephone do not seem to have an effect (no ringing) * I use the same userspace configuration under kernel 2.4 and 2.6 but only the 2.4 one works. The ISDN specific kernelconfiguration matches for both kernels Some information about the system: * vanilla 2.6.10 kernel or Fedora Core 2.6.10-1.741_FC3 kernel ==> no success * vanilla 2.4.27 kernel ==> success * AMD K6-2 500 CPU, Asus P5A board * 'acpi=off' and 'acpi=on' and enabling/disabling of 'PNP OS' in the BIOS settings have been tried without any success * CONFIG_PNP kernel-setting is enabled and turning it off does not change anything * the ISDN has been tried in another PCI slot (with IRQ sharing) but it gives the same results as above * the module parameters are 'type=27 protocol=2' Yet more information, logmessages and more can be found at http://www-user.tu-chemnitz.de/~ensc/hw/londo Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): isdn4k-utils-3.2-21 kernel-2.6.10-1.741_FC3
it looks like a bug in kernel (hisax isdn driver). Could you please update to new version of kernel from FC3 and try again? thanks
you're actually much more likely to get this fixed by reporting the bug to the upstream maintainers, as they likely have the hardware to debug this. Their mailing list is listed as isdn4linux.de But as was requested in the previous comment, try a newer kernel first. (Though I'm not optimistic, as I don't recall many isdn changes recently)