CHANGES FILEThis tarball is ixj-0.1.25.tgz and has the following changes includedsince the previous release (ixj-0.1.24.tgz):*  The ixj driver now has an "official" major number assigned to it.   The old, dynamic method of loading and unloading the module with a   load script is now gone.  Please run the new script (ixj_dev_create)   to ensure you have deleted the old device files from /dev and to   create the new files with the new assigned major number (159).*  You should no longer use the "ixj_load" and "ixj_unload" scripts.   You must, however, run the script	ixj_dev_create   once to remove any stray device files left in the /dev directory,   and to create the new officially designated device files.*  You can now use insmod to load the actual module. This implies that    you should put the module (ixj.o) in a common module directory.    We recommend that you copy the driver to 	/lib/modules/<kernel-rev>/misc   Our current preferred location is /lib/modules/2.2.9/misc.  You should   run the command "depmod -a" to allow depmod to rebuild it's dependency   information tables.   Using insmod is easy and works in all cases.  You simply type a   line that looks like this:	insmod ixj io=0x340,0x350,0x360,0x0370 ixjdebug=0   This particular line loads the driver and tells it to interface to   cards found at io addresses 0x340,0x350,0x360,0x0370 (as defined   and enabled in the isapnp.conf file).  If you have only one card   in the system, it will look something like this:	insmod ixj io=0x300 ixjdebug=0   This will load the driver and enable the card at io address 0x300.*  If you want to use kerneld to automatically load the driver when you   need it (with no user action required), you must have compiled your    kernel to support kerneld.  You can check for this by looking at    /usr/src/linux/.config and you should see this:	#	# Loadable module support	#	CONFIG_MODULES=y	# CONFIG_MODVERSIONS is not set	CONFIG_KMOD=y   Edit the /etc/conf.modules file and add the following lines:	options ixj io=0x300 ixjdebug=0	alias char-major-159 ixj   Note that if you have multiple cards (see above insmod section) then   you will need to set the options line appropriately.  For example,   if you had four cards at io addresses 0x340,0x350,0x360,0x0370 (as defined   and enabled in the isapnp.conf file) you would use a line like this:	options ixj io=0x340,0x350,0x360,0x0370 ixjdebug=0	   If you do not add the "alias char-major-159 ixj" line then modprobe will   fail, since it needs this to map the module to the major device number.*  The ixj driver is not compiled with MODVERSIONS enabled.  What this means    for you is that if you have compiled your kernel to support MODVERSIONS    then you will get an error when you do a "depmod -a" - this is simply a    warning to you that there is a mismatch between the hash-code    calculated by the module for it's symbol table, and the one that the   kernel calculated.  It does not mean the module won't work - only that   kernel versioning for the driver will not work.  If you want to see if   you have things right for the present state of MODVERSIONS support,   look in /usr/src/linux/.config and you should see this line:	# CONFIG_MODVERSIONS is not set   We will almost certainly add MODVERSIONS support in the next version,   which may mean that you all will have to recompile your kernel.  It    really is a *Good Thing* in the long run, so plan on the fact that we    will eventually use it.*  The driver ixj.o has the following improvements:   - fixed a bug that resulted in chopped audio in non-compressed codecs      as a result of doing DTMF detection.  It's now fixed.    - added the ability to play tones, including DTMF and call progress     tones.  Please see the new files:	playtone.c - shows DTMF examples 	busytone.c - shows both busy and ringback examples     These files give examples of how to use the new ioctl calls to      accomplish the playing of tones.  - added support for the new official major number.