Where (in the USA) can I buy a card supported by isdn4bsd??

[Juha-Matti Liukkonen]

AFAIK, the protocol tracing never got implemented in the active/capi 
side (ie. /dev/i4btrc# is non-functional). Apart from that everything 
should work. The performance should be unaffected, but of course the 
ISDN protocol is handled on the "intelligent" card instead of on your 
CPU, so your perceived system load while blasting at full 128Kb/s should 
be lower (not that handling such a low bit rate is much of a load for 
modern CPUs).

Br,
Jussi

Josh Osborne wrote:
>>You can use AVM's active cards (eg. the PCI B1). They are a bit
>>more expensive, but have downloadable firmware for both sides of
>>the pond. Work with i4b quite nicely, since they don't use the
>>software ISDN stack for protocol implementation.
> 
> 
> Oh?  Are there any features of i4b that are lost when you don't
> use it's software ISDN stack?  And is the performance any better
> or worse?
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