6.0 with AVM C4 and Hylafax

[Thomas Wintergerst]

Hi André,

Sorry for the late answer, but I think waiting was worth it.

First: According to the fax capabilities of an AVM-C4 and c4b there 
should be no problem. I cannot tell about Hylafax, but I think it should 
work, too.

Regarding current versions of FreeBSD I just made a new version of c4b 
available (see <http://www.nord-com.net/thomas.wintergerst/>). It does 
not contain any new features, but some bugfixes, and the project source 
tree was completely restructured. It is now possible to fully compile 
and install c4b outside the FreeBSD source tree. In many cases there is 
no need to patch the source tree, the patchsets are thus not as version 
dependent as before.

The only part that needs patching is i4b. If one uses i4b and c4b 
together, some patches must be applied. But the i4b part has very few 
changed in the recent past, that patchsets can remain unchanged over a 
long time. This change should make upgrading the system and c4b much easier.

The current version v1.1 compiles and runs on recent 5-STABLE, 6-STABLE 
and 7-CURRENT (at least from 2006-01-17).


André Braselmann wrote:
> Hi there,
> 
> we're planning to setup an faxserver with an AVM C4 Card and hylafax.
> AFAIK dioe the C4B support the C4 Card. On
> http://www.nord-com.net/thomas.wintergerst there are only versions 'til
> 5.4 which is also ok, but basically: Are there any reports that this
> configuration works, including using the 4 channels in a production
> environment?
> 
> The alternative would be a debian :-)
> 
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Gruss,

Thomas Wintergerst