>
>> Simple answer.. don't do it. Vmware's scheduler uses emulated timing, which
>> is NOT real time, and any latency specific applications (such as VoIP) are
>> going to have trouble. It's a BAD idea to run VoIP inside of Vmware.
On Mon, 1 Dec 2008, Alex Balashov wrote:
> Other kinds of VM, too, I might add. I tried it under Xen and got
> similarly unpleasant results.
While I haven't tried it, someone claims to have used a different kernel
under Xen and found success:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/3905321/PREVIEW-CloudCrunch-Howto-Asterisk-PBX-and-Amazon-EC2
The article claims that the specified kernel will find success, the key to
that kernel is that the timing is compiled for 1000Hz, and that's
important. (Amazon EC2 runs Xen, how modified I don't know).
I've heard others who have patched zaptel drivers to use a different
timing source, and have Asterisk use zaptel timing as a source, with
success. Again, rumors, not tried personally.
Beckman
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