Hello.
Increasingly, I'm considering that my TCP stalls over PPP on ISDN
(still happening in 2.1.125-ac1 on outgoing sends after the machine
has been up for a day or so, makes it very difficult to update my
website) might be something in the ISDN code rather than the
heavily-tested-and-developed kernel PPP/TCP/IP code. Of course, I
may be wrong, but could anyone point to a HOW-TO or FAQ or
equivalent for integrating the recent CVS isdn4linux snapshots
(which I see on ftp.suse.xx) into the current kernel tree?
Thanks.
Yours,
John Hayward-Warburton
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Sid Boyce writes:
Somewhere around 2.1.9x, I found on about 3 kernel versions that the current
isdn4linux snapshots didn't compile, so I stopped checking them.
I may have another look on your prompting, but it makes you wonder if the
changes made are checked for compilation with the kernel versions. Unless they
fit, we're forced to use whatever is in the kernel sources, warts and all.
The linux-isdn mailing list is largely disused and I wonder if the developers
ever look at anything there.
Regards
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