Detect Asterisk HW
Submitted by RoadKill on Mon, 02/12/2007 - 4:33pm.
Hi,
I'm working on a script that will detect all known Asterisk interface cards.
the plan it that it has 3 modes
detectAsteriskHW.sh (display a list of hardware that is detected)
detectAsteriskHW.sh -h "HTML" (generate a HTML file with the hardware that is detected with links to where you can download drivers/help)
detectAsteriskHW.sh -a "AUTO" (call local script to install drivers, for HFC cards it will call install-ZAPHFC) for other cards scripts has to be made.
The script work with it has a list of all the PCI ID the the known cards.
I have sofare send a e-mail out to 10 manufactures, where I have ask them to supply me with the PCI ID a link to there driver and installations notes, software Alamos all of them has send a positive answer bask with the information needed.
The first beta shout be available in 1-2 weeks.
Mark
2xBillion HFC
1xOctoBRI HFC-8
1xTDM400 4xFXO
30xMOSA 3702
20xFritz ATA
1xCisco 5350
Re: Detect Asterisk HW
Sun, 06/11/2006 - 1:59pm
Re: Detect Asterisk HW
Sun, 06/11/2006 - 2:39pm
yes I will be looking at that in step 3
step 1 is this script (in progress)
step 2 is zaptel script (in progress)
step 3 is mISDN (as I want to try it out)
step 4 is Sangoma (because I'm planing on getting a E1)
As I planing on making a series of small scripts.
Each script must only do one thing, but do it great.
This help with making it easy for others to read and maintain.
for this script
face 1 detect HW (interface, driver, config)
face 2 call install scripts for detected HW
face 3 call config scripts for installed HW
face 4-> add support for more cards and scripts
Re: Detect Asterisk HW
Sun, 06/18/2006 - 7:48am
Hi,
Now version 1.0.0 is released
Please try it out and post your result here with the information off the name of your card if it has any "UNKNOWN" in the detection.
So if you want to try it out you can download it here detectVoiceHW
cd /usr/local/sbin
wget http://asterisk.dencro.net/TrixBox-Scripts/detectVoiceHW
chmod +x ./detectVoiceHW
to test that the file is corect type
md5sum detectVoiceHW
it shout return this line
1bc907fa587039c46de68b9265b4c633 detectVoiceHW
I have changed the name from detectAsteriskHW to detectVoiceHW as that way I will not conflict with Digium's trademark and as it also support openPBX, although it has not been tested.
in the first version the is a range of features :-)
It can detect 65 different cards
support both normal output and html
It has a call home feature.
That will send me an e-mail the first time the script is run and only if it detect a Voice Interface, that I have not been able to verify.
if you want to see what it has send just look at
cat /var/tmp/detectetasteriskhardware
please do not delete it as it will just recreate the file.
also if you make any changes and want to resend the information to me, use the -r option (send report)
the result from the script look like this
[size=x-small]-----------------------------------------------------
VOICE_CARD_NUMBER = 1
PCI_ID = 01:00.0
VENDOR = Cologne Chip Designs GmbH
NAME = ISDN network controller [HFC-8S]
SUBVERSION = Junghanns OctoBRI
DESCRIPTION = 4xBRI, Pasive, TE/NT
DRIVER = Bristuff from Junghanns
INSTALL SCRIPT = install-ZAPHFC
MODUL = qozap
INSTALLED = YES
-----------------------------------------------------
VOICE_CARD_NUMBER = 2
PCI_ID = 01:01.0
VENDOR = Cologne Chip Designs GmbH
NAME = ISDN network controller [HFC-PCI]
SUBVERSION = Billion BiPAC PCI V.3.0
DESCRIPTION = 1xBRI, Pasive, TE/NT
DRIVER = Bristuff from Junghanns
INSTALL SCRIPT = install-ZAPHFC
MODUL = zaphfc
INSTALLED = YES
-----------------------------------------------------
VOICE_CARD_NUMBER = 3
PCI_ID = 01:02.0
VENDOR = Tiger Jet Network Inc.
NAME = Tiger3XX Modem/ISDN interface
SUBVERSION = TDM400P/A400P analogue 4xPSTN FXO/FXS interface
DESCRIPTION = 1/2/3/4xPSTN, FXO/FXS
DRIVER = default zaptel driver
INSTALL SCRIPT =
MODUL = wctdm
INSTALLED = YES
-----------------------------------------------------
[/size]
Re: Detect Asterisk HW
Sun, 06/18/2006 - 1:18pm
Re: Detect Asterisk HW
Mon, 06/19/2006 - 8:26am
Hi,
hmm strange, the script is designed to runn on a normal PC, as you can not have any PCI support in vmWare.
But I have test it with TrixBox in vmWare where I get the "no hardware is detectet"
and I know that it already has run on 3 diffrent installations, with out a problem
can you try to redownload the script, or check that the md5 is corect
1bc907fa587039c46de68b9265b4c633 detectVoiceHW
as line 677 look like this, so it shout not be able to cause an lspci not found.
Voice_Card_Detect() {
also can you post these information as they might help.
lspci
lspci -n -m
lsmod
Re: Detect Asterisk HW
Tue, 06/20/2006 - 3:14am
Hi,
Thanks mailaender,
have now added a timeout feature.
[size=xx-small]# -------------------------------------------
# v.1.0.1
# - addes a 10 sek timeout on Check_For_Updates (sugestet by mailaender)
# - will now say drivers ststus UNKNOWN if we dont know the name
# - addes subversion for TDM400P
# -------------------------------------------
# V.1.0.2
# - added missinf Rename_File()
# - removed write to logfile
# -------------------------------------------[/size]
Re: Detect Asterisk HW
Mon, 06/26/2006 - 2:49am
Hi here is some interesting statistic based on the detecVoiceHW
I have sofare received reports form 60 different system
47 had 1 card, 9 had 2 cards and 4 had 3 cards
of the 74 cards
33 was loaded, 29 was not loaded, 12 unknown
Analog = 29 (160 channels)
BRI =31 (64 channels)
PRI = 14 (456 channels)
24 diffrent cards from:
TigerJet (27)
Colone (20)
AVM (7)
Digium (6)
Eicon (4)
Motorola (4)
Rhino (3)
Sangoma (2)
PLX (1)
Asuscom (1)
Re: Detect Asterisk HW
Wed, 01/31/2007 - 2:12am
Very good project.
I have 2 DIGIUM cards, TDM22B and B410P and this is the out of your script.
[root@ht24 sbin]# detectVoiceHW
-----------------------------------------------------
VOICE_CARD_NUMBER = 1
PCI_ID = 0a:00.0
VENDOR = Tiger Jet Network Inc.
NAME = Tiger3XX Modem/ISDN interface
SUBVERSION = TDM400P Wildcard TDM400P REV I
DESCRIPTION = 1/2/3/4xPSTN, FXO/FXS
DRIVER = default zaptel driver
INSTALL SCRIPT =
MODUL = wctdm
LOADED = YES
-----------------------------------------------------
B410P card not apear !!
Is normal or the script no detect B410P ?
thanks.
Re: Detect Asterisk HW
Mon, 02/12/2007 - 4:33pm
Hi rasker
still alive :-D
have just made a small update
# -------------------------------------------
# V 1.0.14 - 13 febuary 2007
# - added support for Intel Dialogic d4pciuf (reportet by Li Pengfei)
# - added description for Traverse Technologies NetJet (reportet by Grant Parnell ELX)
# - added spell patch (Gregory McLean)
#--------------------------------------------
Benjamin if you can post or e-mail me with these information I will add your card
Name of the card
Manufactor of the card
lspci
lspci -n -m
lsmod
detectVoiceHW command not found problem
Fri, 08/08/2008 - 5:49am
I have run into the same problem when editing scripts on a windows based system and FTP'ing them onto my servers.
I simple Perl command always seems to clear up the problem.
Try the following command on your text file then try and run it.
perl -i -pe's/\r$//;'
for instance:
perl -i -pe's/\r$//;' detectVoiceHW
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