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   fbrcapi v0.3 (c) 2009 Marco Zissen <maz@v3v.de>
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 Description:

  fbrcapi (Fritz!Box Remote CAPI over TCP) is a kernel module, for
  Fritz!Box Fon Routers to transport CAPI messages over TCP.	  
  It uses the transport protocol of the capiotcp_server daemon.

  This kernel module is for v2.6.X kernel only.
  You'll need CAPI 2.0 subsystem enabled in your current kernel.
  
 Getting started:
 
  Get the kernel headers:
  apt-cache search linux-headers (see 'uname -r' for the correct version).
  
  The Linux kernel headers should normally be located under /usr/src
  Of course you'll need CAPI subsystem enabled in your current kernel.
  Required modules are kernelcapi.ko and capi.ko

  Then run 'make' and 'make install'. After that, you can load the module:

  modprobe kernelcapi
  modprobe capi  
  modprobe fbrcapi addr=<192.168.178.1> port=<5031> controllers=<1,2,...> debug=<0-4> boost=<0|1>

  The module parameters are optional and only needed, if your Fritz!Box
  has another IP than the default one (or for debugging purposes):
  
  addr=		    The Fritz!Box IP address (default 192.168.178.1)
  port=		    The Fritz!Box capiotcp server port (default 5031)
  debug=	    The syslog debugging level
  controllers=      The remote controllers to attach (default all)
  boost=	    Renice kthread process with 1, 0 to turn it off (default 1)

  An init script is included in this package (rc.fbrcapi).

  To check if everything is ok, you can run 'capiinfo' from the
  capiutils package. This should show the attached remote CAPI 
  controllers.

  To uninstall the module, run 'make uninstall'.
  
 Attention:
  
  Remote CAPI should be enabled, when loading the kernel module, otherwise
  it will fail to load. This is required to attach the CAPI controllers!
  
  To disable remote CAPI: #96*2*
  To enable remote CAPI:  #96*3*
  
  When connection is lost when the module was loaded, fbrcapi will 
  automatically try to reconnect.
  
  Also, the addr= parameter HAS TO be an IP address !!
    
 Troubleshooting:
  
  When something went wrong, try to increase 'debug=' module parameter and
  look into 'dmesg'. 
  
 Updates:
 
  http://fbrcapi.v3v.de
 
  Have phun'!
