 | Asterisk is an Open Source PBX package which runs on Linux and acts as a middleware between Internet and telephony functions. |
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| This major new release fixes many outstanding issues, especially relating to call hangup and termination, and interoperability. It also includes silence detection for GSM and G.711 codecs, and much more extensive support for the Quicknet cards. This version is stable enough to be used as an internet phone on a regular basis |
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| Quicknet has released their newest drivers, and they are now considered alpha quality. The new driver also supports the recently released isapnp module. |
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| E.C.C.S. is releasing their Dialogic D4x drivers under GPL. Note, these drivers are in the alpha stages and are for the 2.0 series kernel. They are working on 2.2 support. |
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| OST has released the Voxilla collection: a CD-ROM of open-source telephony software, documentation, and a 200-word professionally recorded audio-prompt library. |
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| A success story in the use of Digi's AccelRAS modem cards with beta Linux drivers and Hylafax. |
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| In order to have access to the Linux beta drivers from Dialogic, rumored to be available around February, 2000, people will have to sign up in the Dialogic Partner Program. Read this article for more information. |
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| At the Dialogic Tech Summit in San Diego Dialogic showed alpha Linux drivers and announced that they plan to support the entire line of hardware. |
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| This module provides ISA bus Plug and Play (PnP) support
for linux 2.2.x kernels. It's released GPL. Quicknet's
next driver release will use this isapnp module to provide complete
PnP support and configuration of our Internet LineJACK and
PhoneJACK cards. This will eliminate the messy work of
editing the isapnp.conf file to make our cards work.
You can get it at:
ftp://ftp.quicknet.net/Developer/Linux/isapnp |
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| Quicknet Technologies, Inc. now has PCI and PCMCIA versions
of our Internet PhoneJACK. The PCMCIA product is called
the Internet PhoneCARD. These cards will be supported
by our linux drivers within the next few releases (or in
other words, within a few weeks).
Please see our web page at www.quicknet.net for more
information.
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