User guide

Dialogic

DSI Development Package for Linux - Release Notes Release 6.2.3

1.1 Applicability

This release is suitable for all users. In particular users of the Dialogic

DSI

SS7MD Board are advised to upgrade to this release as it includes

enhancements to the driver and code file to prevent occasional board

shutdown issues.

1.2 Resolved Customer Issues

Updates to resolve the following customer issues are included in this release:

IPY00091590, IPY00091767 and IPY00092143.

2 New Functionality

2.1 Enhanced Development Package Structure

The Development Package for Linux has been enhanced to include, in a single

distribution, all the software required by board and host software users of the

Dialogic

DSI SS7 Boards and Dialogic

DSI Protocol Stacks.

The Development Package now includes all host protocol binaries, board code

files and the example software from the User Part Development Package. This

allows users to update multiple components within a single installation cycle.

As part of this change, all host based software now uses a three part release

number in the form “Release x.y.z” to uniquely identify the software version.

The new format replaces the Vx.yy format used previously and aligns with the

format used on other Dialogic

Products. Furthermore all host based binaries

that form part of this distribution have the same release number.

For example:

DSI gctload Release 6.2.3 (Build 1030)

Part of the Dialogic(R) DSI Development Package for Linux

In order to provide common binary names across different operating systems

and therefore simplify use and documentation, the names of a number of

host binaries have changed so that they no longer include the ‘_lnx’

designation. Users will need to modify the system.txt file accordingly in order

to use the new filenames.

tick_lnx becomes tick

tim_lnx becomes tim

mtp3_lnx6 becomes mtp3

isup_lnx6 becomes isup

tup_lnx6 becomes tup

sccp_lnx6 becomes sccp

tcap_lnx6 becomes tcap

map_lnx6 becomes map

is41_lnx6 becomes is41

mst_lnx6 becomes mst

In order to remove ambiguity the DSI shared objects are now located in sub-

directories, ‘lib32’ for the 32 bit libraries and ‘lib64’ for the 64 bit libraries.