Also, where exactly are you seeing the "delay" during the boot process. You noted the point where you were at 5-15 minutes, but wasn't sure where it started to get slow. Is it quickly getting to the zaptel driver and then slowing down or is it slow prior to that? I would focus on potential IRQ conflicts (cat /proc/interrupts) or the kernel probing for non-existent devices.
Details on exactly where the slowing begins would be a start.
Derrick
Paul Belanger wrote:
Derrick,
Thanks for the ideas. I have since removed any USB/Firewire/un-needed hardware from loading in the MOBO BIOS and recompiled the kernel to boot. However I still seem to have the same problem.
Here is some more information.
# lsmod Module Size Used by Not tainted wct4xxp 55040 0 (unused) zaptel 179008 0 [wct4xxp]
# dmesg ... ... SNIP ... Zapata Telephony Interface Registered on major 196 PCI: Found IRQ 10 for device 00:0f.0 Found TE410P at base address db001000, remapped to d08d0000 TE410P version c01a009b, burst ON FALC version: 00000005, Board ID: 00 Reg 0: 0x0f706800 Reg 1: 0x0f706000 Reg 2: 0x07fc07fc Reg 3: 0x00000000 Reg 4: 0x00000000 Reg 5: 0x00000000 Reg 6: 0xc01a009b Reg 7: 0x00001000 Reg 8: 0x00000000 Reg 9: 0x00ff0000 Reg 10: 0x00000000 TE410P: Launching card: 0 TE410P: Setting up global serial parameters Found a Wildcard: Wildcard TE410P-Xilinx Registered tone zone 0 (United States / North America) <- this point only happens after 5 - 15 minutes after system has booted. TE410P: Span 1 configured for ESF/B8ZS SPAN 1: Primary Sync Source TE410P: Span 2 configured for ESF/B8ZS SPAN 2: Secondary Sync Source TE410P: Span 3 configured for ESF/B8ZS TE410P: Span 4 configured for ESF/B8ZS wct4xxp: Setting yellow alarm on span 1 Zaptel: Master changed to TE4/0/2 wct4xxp: Setting yellow alarm on span 2 Zaptel: Master changed to TE4/0/3 wct4xxp: Setting yellow alarm on span 3 Zaptel: Master changed to TE4/0/4 wct4xxp: Setting yellow alarm on span 4 wct4xxp: Clearing yellow alarm on span 1 wct4xxp: Clearing yellow alarm on span 2 Zaptel: Master changed to TE4/0/1 TE410P: Span 1 configured for ESF/B8ZS SPAN 1: Primary Sync Source TE410P: Span 2 configured for ESF/B8ZS SPAN 2: Secondary Sync Source TE410P: Span 3 configured for ESF/B8ZS TE410P: Span 4 configured for ESF/B8ZS Registered tone zone 0 (United States / North America) wct4xxp: Setting yellow alarm on span 1 Zaptel: Master changed to TE4/0/2 wct4xxp: Setting yellow alarm on span 2 TE410P: Span 1 configured for ESF/B8ZS SPAN 1: Primary Sync Source TE410P: Span 2 configured for ESF/B8ZS SPAN 2: Secondary Sync Source TE410P: Span 3 configured for ESF/B8ZS TE410P: Span 4 configured for ESF/B8ZS Registered tone zone 0 (United States / North America) Zaptel: Master changed to TE4/0/1 wct4xxp: Clearing yellow alarm on span 1 wct4xxp: Clearing yellow alarm on span 2
# cat /var/log/messages ... ... SNIP ... Apr 5 13:15:51 gateway kernel: Zapata Telephony Interface Registered on major 196 Apr 5 13:15:51 gateway kernel: PCI: Found IRQ 10 for device 00:0f.0 Apr 5 13:15:52 gateway logger: /etc/rc.d/rc.hotplug start (exiting script) Apr 5 13:15:53 gateway sshd[317]: Server listening on 0.0.0.0 port 22. Apr 5 13:19:32 gateway sshd[349]: Accepted password for pabelanger from 192.168.2.1 port 4191 ssh2 Apr 5 13:30:13 gateway kernel: Registered tone zone 0 (United States / North America)
I would agree that something maybe auto-detecting on startup, but not sure what it could be.
PB
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Are you viewing the output to the console as you are booting the system? I suspect that it has nothing to do with the Digium drivers and more to do with other features of Slackware such as attempting to autodetect USB or 1394 devices. If you don't have any of them you can turn off the probing in your kernel.
Derrick
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