Wanpipe Setup Options

Below is a list of different options available using the ./Setup command in the wanpipe source folder.

USAGE:
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./Setup {command}
or
./Setup {command} [ optinal command extensions ]

      commands:
        ---------
        install         : Install/Upgrade WANPIPE
        upgrade         : Upgrade WANPIPE kernel device drivers
                          and utilities. (Same as install!)
        remove          : Uninstall WANPIPE
        remove_init     : Uninstall WANPIPE Boot Startup Scripts
        install_init    : Install WANPIPE Boot Startup Scripts
        drivers         : Re-install and Re-compile
                          WANPIPE kernel device drivers ONLY
        buildrpm        : Build the custom WANPIPE RPM binary for the
                          current system.
                          For further help read README.rpm
        helprpm         : RPM build help information.
        builddeb        : Build the custom WANPIPE Debian binary
                        : package for current system.
        utility         : Re-compile WANPIPE Tools/Utilities
        <any key>       : Help

        optional command extensions:
        ----------------------------

        --silent        : Non interactive. Run all above commands
                          without user interaction.  Thus default
                          environment values are assumed such
                          as:

                                Linux source dir:  /lib/modules/2.6.18-164.10.1.el5/build
                                Architecture    :  uname -m
                                Kernel Image    :  uname -r

        --builddir      : Install WANPIPE package into a virtual
                          directory. The path must be
                          absolute and must exist.  Default is set
                          to system root( / ).
                          eg: --builddir=/root/wanpipe_build

        --with-linux    : Build modules using a custom linux
                          source directory.  Default value is
                          set to /lib/modules/2.6.18-164.10.1.el5/build
                          eg: --with-linux=/usr/src/linux-2.4.4

        --with-zaptel   : Build modules using a certain verion of
                          zaptel or dahdi
                          eg: --with-zaptel=/usr/src/zaptel-1.4.12
                              --with-zaptel=/usr/src/dahdi-linux-2.2.0.2

        --with-asterisk : Build modules using a certain verions of
                          Asterisk
                          eg: --with-asterisk=/usr/src/asterisk-1.6.0.9

        --arch          : Build modules using a custom defined
                          architecture. (i686 or i586)
                          By default: (uname -m)
                          eg: --arch=i686

         --split_rpms    : Option to split the rpm build into
                                 util and modules package. Thus,
                                 splitting user space utilities and
                                 kernel modules into two packages.
                                 Default: one rpm package containing
                                both utilites and modules.
                                eg: ./Setup buildrpm --split_rpms

        --linux-vanilla : Compile wanpipe drivers as if the
                          current linux source is a vanilla source.
                          Used to remove the default assumption that
                          stock distribution  kernels pull changes
                          from higher linux kernel versions.

        --no-gcc-debug  : Remove -g option out of gcc compile argumetns.

        --noautostart   : Do not install start scripts, used to overwrite
                          the install of these scripts when using --silent

        

--64bit_4GB : Dated option, script should auto detect this case.
This could cause issues in some cases, DO NOT USE
Use this option when installing on systems using
a 64bit kernel and 4GB of RAM or more. Wanpipe
needs to be aware that 64bit memory mapping is
used.

        --dahdi-chunk   : Use to increase the chunk size of Dahdi.
                          Drastically improves performance in TDM Voice
                          See the wiki for more information

        --no_woomera    : Option to compile the driver without installing
                          chan_woomera.

        --protocol      : Option to compile in extra protocols
                          that are not installed by default.
                          eg: ./Setup install --protocol=<PROT>

                      Extra Protocols Supported:

                      SS7    : SS7 Level 2 API prot support

                      BITSTRM: BitStreaming Protocol support

                      BSCSTRM: Nasdaq BiSync API protocol

                      BISYNC : Multi-Point Bisync API protocol

                      SDLC   : SDLC API protocol support

                      EDU    : Wan EduKit Driver suporrt

                      POS    : POS (S509/S515) hw/prot support

                      SDLC   : SDLC API protocol

                      MPAPI  : Multi Protocol API: X25,LAPB,DSP

                      ADCCP  : ADCCP API protocol (LapB)

                      TDM    : Hardware TDM VOICE support to Asterisk PBX

                      BRI    : Sangoma BRI + Media Gateway Support