JH, Thank you for that I guess I may switch to arch Linux as I cant seems to get Wheezy to work. I guess that brings me to my next question. I want to use this a DoorPhone application. 1) Is it easy to make a call to a predefined number via the console (or script)? 2) any way to have a program triggered via DTMF so if during the call I press a key it will trigger a script to relay the door strike?
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 10:51 PM, Jonathan Hudson <[email protected]>wrote: > On Fri, 21 Jun 2013 17:38:35 +0300, Raspberry Pi wrote: > > >I wish it was easier than that, :-) > >There are to many dependencies to install on wheezy to build it, I > >attempted it but gave up on after numerous errors that last one being "no > >makefile found". > >As well I should point out RaspberryPI is ARMv6. > > > >Thank you in advance. > > > > > > Well, let's see how easy it is (RPi, Arch Linux) > > 1. Download the PKGBUILD > $ makepkg -Ao > > 2. Edit one config file to resolve ARM endiness (Ticket #23064) > > 3. All the dependencies are in the main repositories, bar one that's > in the AUR, so get them ... then: > > 4. Build and install the package: > $ time makepkg -Ae > ... > real 110m41.334s > user 94m41.540s > sys 6m53.980s > > Took a while, but no human effort involved, so yes, trivial. And that > RaspberryPI is ARMv6 is irrelevant for a modern, competent Linux system > (IMHO, of course). We solved the problem of being able to compile for > different CPUs some decades ago. I find it hard to believe that Debian > can't do this. > > So I how have sflphone on my headless RPI, interesting but ultimately > not that much use to me. Still the build is robust across multiple > platforms. > > -jh > >
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