Matt Riddell wrote:
> I'm of the opinion that AstLinux should represent the most stable of
> Asterisk systems as one can always try out the latest and greatest bits
> and pieces on x86 hardware. For me, AstLinux is for production boxes
> that need to keep running in the most difficult of environments (i.e.
> where fans and upgrades may detrimental), and while I appreciated the
> move to 1.4, I also appreciated the care with which AstLinux moved to 1.4.
Keep in mind that these changes are in trunk. The 0.6 branch and
releases will continue to use the older mISDN code as any version bumps
there would require the newer kernel. What's developing in trunk will
be released as a 0.7 branch after we get the bugs worked out. We have
not decided on which version of Asterisk will be used in the 0.7 branch.
I'm comfortable with 1.4, but we do need to start testing 1.6 in the
near future. The whole dahdi thing introduces a big series of changes.
Darrick
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