It compiled installed just fine, so I moved over the configs in /etc/asterisk from my old install to the new, but for some reason whenever I launch the asterisk console, I get these error messages scrolling consistently:
[Apr 11 08:08:30] WARNING[971]: chan_simpleusb.c:2137 setformat: Unable to re-open DSP device 1 (usb): No such file or directory
I removed the simpleusb_tune_usb.conf, re-ran simpleusb-tune-menu to generate a new config, restarted DAHDI, Asterisk, and rebooted etc, but the issue remains regardless.
I dug around in the source to find the relevant line as referenced, but I’m not up to snuff on C code, but did spot something about /dev/dsp, I looked in my /dev directory and there are no dsp entries so that might be part of the issue? I also disabled the onboard sound in the BIOS to prevent any potential conflicts.
Anyone have any ideas? I can’t quite put a finger on it.
either modprobe snd_pcm_oss and check for /dev/dsp or reboot.
73, Steve N4IRS
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On 4/11/2016 8:12 AM, Stephen - K1LNX
wrote:
Hi guys,�
� �I bought a new (more modern) system for my AllStar
activities, installed Debian Jessie x64 and ran Steve
Zingman’s install script from his github page ( ),
I use an original URI (no URI-X).�
It compiled installed just fine, so I moved over the
configs in /etc/asterisk from my old install to the new, but
for some reason whenever I launch the asterisk console, I get
these error messages scrolling consistently:�
setformat: Unable to re-open DSP device 1 (usb): No such file
or directory
I removed the simpleusb_tune_usb.conf, re-ran
simpleusb-tune-menu to generate a new config, restarted DAHDI,
Asterisk, and rebooted etc, but the issue remains regardless.�
I dug around in the source to find the relevant line as
referenced, but I’m not up to snuff on C code, but did spot
something about /dev/dsp, I looked in my /dev directory and
there are no dsp entries so that might be part of the issue? I
also disabled the onboard sound in the BIOS to prevent any
potential conflicts.�
Anyone have any ideas? I can’t quite put a finger on it.�
tnx and 73
Stephen
K1LNX
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It compiled installed just fine, so I moved over the
configs in /etc/asterisk from my old install to the new, but
for some reason whenever I launch the asterisk console, I get
these error messages scrolling consistently:
setformat: Unable to re-open DSP device 1 (usb): No such file
or directory
I removed the simpleusb_tune_usb.conf, re-ran
simpleusb-tune-menu to generate a new config, restarted DAHDI,
Asterisk, and rebooted etc, but the issue remains regardless.
I dug around in the source to find the relevant line as
referenced, but I’m not up to snuff on C code, but did spot
something about /dev/dsp, I looked in my /dev directory and
there are no dsp entries so that might be part of the issue? I
also disabled the onboard sound in the BIOS to prevent any
potential conflicts.
Anyone have any ideas? I can’t quite put a finger on it.
tnx and 73
Stephen
K1LNX
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I was an idiot and commented it out in the install script, not realizing that was only if it was for a hub… DOH!