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Operating Systems AIX IBM Power Linux Cluster Fence device on Power8 Platform Post 302982343 by MichaelFelt on Wednesday 28th of September 2016 07:46:29 AM
Old 09-28-2016
What you could pursue - is IBM (pre-)sales - as you may or may not have your Linux support via IBM.

Developers are probably not the correct "venue" as, afaik, IBM is not really "developing" on Linux - as IBM. There are IBMers who work on OpenSource projects - but those people are not who I would label "developer" in the same sense I would an AIX developer.

That said - if you found someone who said they are an IBM Linux on Power developer - I'll eat my words.

In short - they key part of your question/comment for me was "does IBM support"? For that question I would be in touch with IBM support, not developers.

Hope this helps!
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ACTCTRL(8)						    Linux System Administration 						ACTCTRL(8)

NAME
actctrl - configure IBM Active 2000 ISDN adaptor SYNOPSIS
actctrl [-d Driver-Id] action options ... DESCRIPTION
actctrl is used to setup the IBM Active 2000 ISDN device driver and for downloading the firmware into the ISDN card. The use of actctrl makes sense, if you are using an IBM Active 2000 card only. OPTIONS
-d Driver-Id selects the S0 interface named by Driver-Id. Driver-Ids are defined during driver initialisation. See act2000(4) for a description of the syntax to be used for modularized and monolithic driver versions. This option must be used to identify the S0 interface if more than one S0 interface is existent. If a single IBM Active 2000 is used, it may be omitted. If using more than one card, sup- port for the other cards is enabled with the add action of actctrl. Ids may not start with digits or small x, because these values are misinterpreted as numeric parameters by insmod. For loading the module, always the newest modutils package should be used to avoid problems during load. The following actions may be given to actctrl. add [bus[ port[ irq[ id]]]] enables support for an additional card in the driver. bus is is an integer describing the bus-type of the card. Currently, the only value which is allowed here is 1 meaning ISA-bus. In the future, the values 2 (for MCA) and 3 (for PCMCIA) will be available. port is either an integer describing the base port, or the string auto which enables autoprobing. irq is either an integer describing the IRQ to use, the string auto, which enables grabbing of the next free IRQ or the string none which enables polled mode for this card. id is an arbitrary string for referencing the card at a later time. dproto protocol [msn0,msn1, ... msn9] selects the D-channel protocol and defines MSN's if using Euro protocol. protocol may be either the string 1tr6 or the string euro. If selecting Euro protocol, a comma-separated list of up to 10 MSN's may be appended. For defining an empty entry in this list, use a dash. load firmware downloads the firmware into the card and starts operation. Usually the images are located in '/lib/firmware/isdn'. The firmware is named bip1120.bpl. dump is available if the program is configured using the --enable-dump option only. The contents of internal driver variables is dumped on stdout. FILES
'/lib/firmware/isdn'/bip1120.bpl This is the image of the firmware designed for both the German 1TR6 protocol and Euro ISDN. BUGS
No bugs so far. AUTHOR
(C) 1997 by Fritz Elfert <fritz@isdn4linux.de> SEE ALSO
isdnctrl(8), act2000(4), isdnctrl(4), ttyI(4). isdn4k-utils-3.9 1999/09/06 ACTCTRL(8)
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