Hi
I have downloaded the Runnix.img.gz and the
astlinux-trunk-1725-via-serial tar/gz kindly provided at
http://www.djhsolutions.com/astlinux/
I have installed the runnix image onto a NeoWare CA22 thin client and
this boots up OK.
I have unzipped/untarred the astlinux file, and have copied its
Apologies for the unthreaded post, but I have not received any mail from
the mailing list since my 'welcome to the mailing list' email.
Can you capture the entire byte-stream (say, with script -c kermit)
and attach it?
Although this is a 'serial' image I am have access to the console
I am attempting to install Runnix/Astlinux on an embedded device with a
solid state disk drive.
Can someone please confirm what the minimum and typical disk capacities
needed for this environment are.
Thanks
Mart
-
This
Darrick
thanks for the info.
Mart
Darrick Hartman (lists) wrote:
Martin Rogers wrote:
I am attempting to install Runnix/Astlinux on an embedded device with a
solid state disk drive.
Can someone please confirm what the minimum and typical disk capacities
needed for this environment
From: Darrick Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] - 2008-05-13 14:40
Mart,
Try one of the older images on my site. I'll be uploading a new image
later today. We made some changes in the initrd which may be causing
some of the problems you're seeing.
Not sure why it's been so quiet around here lately.
Darrick Hartman (lists) wrote:
Martin Rogers wrote:
Hi Darrick
I tried the 1625 VIA serial image and it gets further than the 1725 one.
It seems to verify and start the bootstrap of the Astlinux/Linux image.
However it then runs into USB initialisation and locks me out of the
console. I
John Novack wrote:
Pardon the novice jumping in here, but why are you using the SERIAL image?
This thin client has both a VGA and DVI interface, as well as PS/2
keyboard and mouse connectors.
Are you not using those for your console?
I have installed AstLinux on the HP thin clients and
I would just add two comments.
One critical criteria for me on the Skype v SIP debate has been whether
or not the user can always guarantee they will have access to a
computer. I have found that for traveling employees Skype has its place.
I agree that trying to run two systems side by side
Hi
I have just upgraded a Wyse Winterm box which was running an old
Astlinux (Asterisk v1.2) to 0.6.1-via.
The box is connected to two PSTN lines via a TDM400 card and has worked
fine.
I backed up all the config from my key disk and did a physdiskwrite of
the new image onto the CF. I then
Hi
I have had a VIA build 1754 of astlinux running for a few months on a
Neoware E140 without any problems. For clarity, this build requires
runnix and this is all installed OK.
Yesterday I tried to upgrade to the astlinux-0.6.1-via image (from
Darrick's site). In order to upgrade I deleted the
is all up and running again.
The bottom line is that it seems you need zaptel.conf entries for every
module on the card regardless of whether or not you are using it.
regards
Mart
Martin Rogers wrote:
Hi
I have just upgraded a Wyse Winterm box which was running an old
Astlinux (Asterisk v1.2
Hi
can anyone tell me what the expected time frame is for 1.6 support for
Astlinux.
Thanks
Mart
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Hi
I would like to update /etc/modprobe.conf to enable debugging of the
wctdm card (I am suffering occasional disconnects when connected over
the PSTN).
I have remounted the disk as RO and added the line
options wctdm debug=1
/etc/modprobe.conf and successfully saved the file. However after
options and modules with spaces.
#MODOPTS=wctdm:opermode=UK
Lonnie
On 9 Oct 2008, at 13:41, Martin Rogers fromastlinux-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I would like to update /etc/modprobe.conf to enable debugging of the
wctdm card (I am suffering occasional disconnects when connected over
thoughts please.
Thanks
Mart
Lonnie Abelbeck wrote:
/etc/modprobe.conf is not a symbolic link to /tmp/etc/modprobe.conf
H, something may be wrong, the devs will have to answer this.
Lonnie
On Oct 9, 2008, at 12:49 PM, Martin Rogers wrote:
Lonnie and Tom
thank you for your
Apologies for the paste error that should have said
However, after a restart :
/sys/module/wctdm/parameters/opermode =FCC
/sys/module/wctdm/parameters/debug =0
Thanks
Mart
Martin Rogers wrote:
Hi
Either I am missing something fundamental or there is a startup problem.
I am using
Hi
This is a followup to a recent thread on modprobe which did not conclude
in any resolution.
It appears that setting MODOPTS in /mnt/kd/rc.conf are ignored.
I am using the astlinux-0.6.1-via.img.gz image.
I have set the following line in the /mnt/kd/rc.conf to set the opermode
to UK
and to
Hi Mark
my understanding of this is that it is only obsolete in that you don't
need to go through the pain of installing Runnix as separate step. You
would normally install a whole image which includes both Runnix + Astlinux.
After that, you could if you wished, just upload upgrades of .run
Darrick Hartman wrote:
Martin Rogers wrote:
Darrick
thanks for the reply. I tried editing /etc/modprobe.conf originally
(setting the filesystem to RW etc) but the changes do not make it past a
reboot. I also tried storing one on the keydisk in case this could be
used to replace the etc
Hi
I have been using various versions of Astlinux using genkd and a USB
flash disk with a good deal of success.
I would like to resolve an issue whereby I am unable to update
modprobe.conf (in turn because MODOPTS settings do not work). I have
received advice from Darrick that I need to
Hi
I have a recent Astlinux system which uses a USB stick and genkd.
When I want to modify the configuration I can modify the files on the
keydisk and everything is OK.
However I now need to change the root password. I understand that I need
to use genuinon for this, and have a second IDE CF
.
However, if you want to see exactly what is on the CF card unionfs
partition, then you can go to /oldroot/asturw and you will find it.
Hope this helps
Daivd
On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 9:05 AM, Martin Rogers
[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Hi
any takers for this question please
Hi
any takers for this question please.
Is this something which no one else has done, or is it just a plain
stupid thing to ask?
Thanks
Mart
Martin Rogers wrote:
Hi
I have a recent Astlinux system which uses a USB stick and genkd.
When I want to modify the configuration I can modify
.
If you are new to Astlinux, you will want to say yes.
If you have an existing keydisk answer NO then run movekd.
Darrick
Martin Rogers wrote:
Hi
any takers for this question please.
Is this something which no one else has done, or is it just a plain
stupid thing to ask?
Thanks
Mart
If you are using SIP you should also be paranoid and set allowguest=no,
as this defaults to yes.
Mart
Philip Prindeville wrote:
You can also use a shared secret for authentication with an MD5 digest
exchange.
That's reasonably secure.
-Philip
Darrick Hartman wrote:
David,
You
of QoS,
not encryption latency.
-Philip
Martin Rogers wrote:
Darrick,
interesting point about the VPN. I have to have three classes of port
opened up for my AstLinux to work on the internet. A VPN solution would
certainly simplify things in this respect.
However, in reality, how
and 3 PCs on remote site, all working
over OpenVPN. So far it works flawlessly, users are not even aware they are
not
using traditional telephony (admittedly the phone traffic is pretty low,
rarely
more that two simultaneous calls).
Niksa Baldun
Martin Rogers wrote:
Darrick
Hi Jose
I think the Using Windows to Prepare the CF section of this page still
applies:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/AstLinux+Users+Guide+Chapter+1
regards
Mart
Jose Colin wrote:
HI. I was waiting for the final version official of astlinux 6 but it doesnt
seems to came soon.
so I
(safety overwrite check) please check another one
this in windows.
so I couldnt to write the compact flash. and If I could. I dont know how
to make CF boot. or install
On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 1:42 AM, Martin Rogers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Jose
I think the Using Windows to Prepare the CF
, Nov 27, 2008 at 2:20 AM, Martin Rogers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Jose
can't you partition the CF card before you run physdiskwrite? E.g. into
500mb and 1.5 GB partitions ?
regards
Mart
Jose Colin wrote:
HI martin. I was watching that url when at first I tried to install.
however
my
.
Physdiskwrite -u astlinux-0.6.2-net5501.img
This will write the .img file to ant CF over 800mb
NOTE: Read the onscreen instructions carefully when you select CF
Cheers
Cleve
-Original Message-
From: Martin Rogers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 27 November 2008 7
is the default yes
On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 3:51 AM, Martin Rogers
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are using SIP you should also be paranoid and set allowguest=no,
as this defaults to yes.
Mart
In the default sip.conf is this line:
;allowguest=no; Allow or reject guest calls
If you allow calls to your default context to be relayed back out then
you can be in a position where unregistered entities can use your
machine to make free calls. I guess this is a security issue.
Certainly that can be an issue that one should be careful of when
setting up a PBX.
But
I am experiencing an odd problem since going to 0.6.1 (via) running on a
Wyse Winterm box. The 0.6.1 upgrade could coincidental, my purpose in
mentioning it here is to see if I can narrow down the cause based on
others' experiences.
Very simply, if I leave the PBX powered on overnight, in the
that setup?
And if so, do your phones/ATAs tell you about what time they started
having problems with contacting/registering with your Asterisk box?
--Tod
On Dec 10, 2008, at 4:45 PM, Martin Rogers wrote:
I am experiencing an odd problem since going to 0.6.1 (via) running on a
Wyse Winterm box
/index.php/No_Shutdown
--Tod
On Dec 11, 2008, at 12:01 AM, Martin Rogers wrote:
Tod,
there is nothing of interest in either log file. I guess I should
really be running with 0.6.2 so it that would be one worthwhile change I
could make.
I will look into setting up syslog on the phones
Tod kindly provided me with a gdb, and ZAP looks like it is the problem
area. However I think I need a version of Astlinux 0.6.2 which is
compiled with debug symbols before I can go any further.
(gdb) bt full
#0 0x0809c1fb in ast_frame_free ()
No symbol table info available.
#1 0x40322504 in ??
Darrick
thank you for your reply.
My hardware is a TDM400P with 2 * FXO and 1 * FXS daughter boards
It has been working fine for the last year. The problems have only come
about (coincidentally) since going to 0.6.2, and more significantly
since the temperature has dropped. This particular box
Michael,
thanks for your reply. I will bear this in mind.
Mart
Hi Martin,
I had a similar problem with my Soekris net4801 and a 1-port HFC ISDB
card. The box was crashing every few days or sometimes just Asterisk
was silently crashing.
Because I still had warrenty for it, I sent
These are very cheap indeed and are the same part number as the
originals used in the Neoware E140 (although this particular supplier
only ships to the UK)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=230294650469ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:GB:1123
regards
Mart
S. Erisman wrote:
Philip A.
Since upgrading to 0.6.2, partitioning my flash disk and running
genunion I am now not only able to make ordinary configuration changes
sticky but the root password too.
The trouble is however that if your mobo only supports a single hard
disk channel, having multiple partitions does not really
if they were on ramdisk
David
On 12/29/08, Martin Rogers fromastlinux-us...@mhr.me.uk wrote:
Since upgrading to 0.6.2, partitioning my flash disk and running
genunion I am now not only able to make ordinary configuration changes
sticky but the root password too.
The trouble is however
Michael Keuter wrote:
Since upgrading to 0.6.2, partitioning my flash disk and running
genunion I am now not only able to make ordinary configuration changes
sticky but the root password too.
The trouble is however that if your mobo only supports a single hard
disk channel, having multiple
Michael Keuter wrote:
Michael Keuter wrote:
Since upgrading to 0.6.2, partitioning my flash disk and running
genunion I am now not only able to make ordinary configuration changes
sticky but the root password too.
The trouble is however that if your mobo only supports a single hard
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Michael Keuter wrote:
Since upgrading
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On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 22:47:27 +, Martin Rogers
fromastlinux-us...@mhr.me.uk wrote:
Michael Keuter wrote:
Michael Keuter wrote:
Since upgrading to 0.6.2, partitioning my flash disk and running
genunion I am now
Just curious, but rather than wait for 1.4.23, wouldn't it be better to
head straight for 1.6 ?
Thanks
Mart
Darrick Hartman wrote:
David,
Remove the setting of PERSISTLOG. We've updated the init script after
0.6.2 was released. Before if PERSISTLOG was set to anything, it would
log to
I agree about the versioning, but these are just numbers.
We have just moved a fairly complex dialplan from 1.4 to 1.6 and it
wasn't that big a deal. More of headache actually were changes to the AMI.
Mart
Rob Hillis wrote:
Martin Rogers wrote:
Just curious, but rather than wait for 1.4.23
. (this is the bsdports, but
you can probably dig out the code and compile it for linux)
Regards,
Philip Mullis.
Martin Rogers wrote:
David
some nice questions. Answers from those in the know please.
Mart
David Kerr wrote:
The asterisk-gui writes into its source directory
it if you define a channel in zapata.conf
which refers to a daughter board which is not fitted :-)
Most of the search engine results for this error seem to suggest that a
recompilation of the code is needed. Obviously for Astlinux this is not
genrerally the case.
Mart
Martin Rogers wrote:
Hi
I
Hi
I have been using a TDM400 with 2 FXO cards for over a year but am
disappointed in the quality. I mainly use the Astlinux box to join a
number of SIP phones, but wanted to avoid having another two phones
(POTS ones) on the desk for each of the two PSTN lines I have, when I
can route it all
Hi
could anyone advise if the net5501-60 has sufficient resource for an
Astlinux SOHO PBX, in particular, the fact that it has just 256MB RAM.
Is this likely to be a problem going forward with newer versions of
Asterisk/AstLinux. Should I just cut to the chase and settle on the
net5501-70 boards.
Pete Kay wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to select the hardware platform to use for Astlinux.
Could someone give some suggestions as to how VIA, Soekris, and
PCEngine compare to each other in terms of price, performance, and
durability? I am more inclined to VIA or Soekris. Could someone with
Hi
just set up my first net5501 box with 0.6.3. What a breeze.
Very straight forward indeed, in fact I had more problem getting the
TDM400 to fit properly in the case that I did with any CF or Astlinux
issues.
One thing I would say about the case, is that the unsupported corner of
the PCI card
Hi Cleve
When you are trying to login, which account and password are you using.
The default root password after a clean installation is astlinux.
As far as your TDM card goes , have you set the ZAPMODS variable in
/mnt/kd/rc.conf ? Have you setup the configuration the card for the
(assuming you
you are using ZAP rather than DAHDI) in /mnt/kd/zapatel.conf
and /mnt/kd/asterisk/zapata.conf.]
I am a bit lost here as I have not setup anything here, could you please
give me assist me what exactly I should be doing here.
Cheers
Cleve
-Original Message-
From: Martin Rogers
/zapata.conf files were not there
I had to manually create them. On a new install do I have to run a command
or something?
2.Does you analogue cards show up on the asterisk gui?
I am at a loss as to why this is not working.
Cleve Jansen
-Original Message-
From: Martin Rogers
Hi Phil
in the past I have done this process from a command prompt by first
copying the contents of the tar file onto a USB stick and then mounting
this device on the target host, and simply copying the files across to
the os directory.
regards
Mart
Phil McKerracher wrote:
Sorry to be thick,
Hi Darrick
thanks for the links. Can you comment on DAHDI support in 0.6.3? I
understand that it wraps Asterisk 1.4.23 so it providing it is compiled
in it should be available.
If it is supported in 0.6.3, is there anything specific I need to do at
the Astlinux level to enable it for TDM
Hi
I am having trouble changing TZ_TIMEZONE for UK time (Astlinux 0.6.3)
/mnt/kd/rc.conf .
##GMT (UTC) is the default
#TIMEZONE=America/Chicago
TIMEZONE=GB
##uClibc Timezone
##See http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/basedefs/
xbd_chap08.html
#TZ_TIMEZONE=CST6CDT
Can anyone tell me what database interface support is built into
astlinux. ODBC would be useful - I would like to be able to access a
SQL Server on the same lan segment.
Also, is mysql built in to astlinux.
Thanks.
Mart
Thanks for this.
I have just run an 'upgrade firmware' from the Web UI, from 0.6.3 to
0.6.4 (on a net5501) and it worked fine. Now Runnix is coming into its
own :-)
Mart
Darrick Hartman wrote:
The AstLinux Team is happy to announce that AstLinux 0.6.4 is available.
All users of AstLinux
Kristian Kielhofner wrote:
On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 7:37 PM, Martin Rogers
fromastlinux-us...@mhr.me.uk wrote:
Hi
To simplify access when traveling I have started to use IAX and Zoiper
from a Windows laptop, connecting back to one of my Asterisk boxes over
the internet. When this works
enough that I will take it as it is.
I will review the .mk file packages structure and try to fold it in.
Thanks
Mart
Darrick
--Original Message--
From: Martin Rogers
To: AstLinux Users Mailing List
ReplyTo: AstLinux Users Mailing List
Subject: [Astlinux-users] Patching Astlinux
Hi
I am using a Soekris net5501 with Astlinux 0.6.4.
My current configuration involves a TDM400 and two VOIP phones. The net5501
and the two phones interconnect via a separate hub (the net5501 connects via
its eth0 port).
What I would like to do is ensble the other eth ports on the net5501
Mailing List astlinux-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Friday, July 03, 2009 11:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Astlinux-users] Enabling Astlinux/Soekris hub
INTIF=br1
BRIDGE1=eth0 eth1
And that's it.
Martin Rogers wrote:
Hi
I am using a Soekris net5501 with Astlinux 0.6.4.
My current
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