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If you *REALLY* find it necessary to "roll your own", it is a VERY good idea to<br>see how its done "normally".<br><br>If I were you, I'd look and see how ACID is set up on Centos (take a look at the phase1.sh and<br>phase2.sh scripts to see what packages get installed in Centos).<br><br>To make it even easier for you, perhaps, here is the 'rootstock' command that makes the base distro for<br>Pickle Linux (ARM, Ubuntu), which obviously has all the package names in the 'Ubuntu/Debian' world:<br><br>rootstock --fqdn pickle --imagesize 1G --seed linux-image-omap,build-essential,gdb,alsa,alsa-oss,libasound2-dev,curl,libcurl4-dev,libssl-dev,libz-dev,libusb-dev,libnewt-dev,lsof,nano,ssh,screen,usbutils,wget,gpm,uboot-mkimage,libncurses5,libncurses5-dev,ppp,iptables,udhcpd<br><br>The ones which are obviously development-related and the ones that are related to those are the ones you are interested in.<br><br>I hope that helps you.<br><br>Jim WB6NIL<br><br>P.S. Dont even bother compiling chan_usbradio. The CPU wont have enough horsepower for the DSP functions. The only way you are<br>going to even be able to MAYBE use a URI on that is with chan_simpleusb.<br><br><br><br><div><div id="SkyDrivePlaceholder"></div>> Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2012 17:16:14 +1100<br>> From: edgecomberts@gmail.com<br>> To: app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org<br>> Subject: [App_rpt-users] Using SVN copy of Asterisk on RaspberryPi (and "usb.h")<br>> <br>> Hello all,<br>> <br>> I am using Raspbian on the RaspberryPi, which is a "wheezy" image,<br>> upgraded to the latest kernels, using an aptitude copy of dahdi.<br>> <br>> I SVN checked out 1.4.23-pre of Asterisk as per the link on the Drupal<br>> site, and have been mulling over the various issues as they popped up<br>> during compilation.<br>> <br>> Where I've hit a brick wall is the "usb.h" file needed by<br>> chan_simpleusb.c. I've had a poke around the guts of my Raspbian<br>> install and tried a few files from the headers src package, but<br>> nothing seems to work.<br>> <br>> I've also installed libusb2-dev from aptitude, again, to no avail in<br>> terms of placing a "usb.h" file into the /usr/local/include/ folder.<br>> <br>> So, my question is this: while I can find plenty of references to<br>> "usb.h" in the source files on the various repos on the net, I'm<br>> unable to find a copy of the actual "usb.h" file - if someone could<br>> shed some light on where I could potentially wget this file from<br>> straight into my include folder, that would be great.<br>> <br>> As for my application, I'm using a RaspberryPi for the fact its very<br>> low powered, and since I'll be using a 10Ahr Lithium solar/<br>> performance car battery (started off as solar cells, were adapted to<br>> performance cars like the Subaru WRX) and a solar panel/ controller, I<br>> can gain autonomy over a weekend operating period. In short, I don't<br>> want to drag a generator to the remote base to top off the batteries<br>> if I can help it.<br>> <br>> The URI will be hooked to the Pi on one end, and a Simoco SRM9005 on<br>> the other end, through a set of custom cables I'm (slowly) soldering<br>> up. I did some more work on them today in terms of the DB25 to URIx<br>> cable (which will go to a 5 pin DIN socket, then 5 pin DIN plug to<br>> DB15 on the Simoco).<br>> <br>> On the client end I'll be using IAXRpt on my Macbook Air, which has<br>> OSX 10.7 and the latest, sound enabled, WiNE package, along with<br>> Winebottler wrapper program to make it nice and GUI like for me - not<br>> that I'm afraid of a command line, I just like some things to be<br>> simple, and sometimes our PEKAC troubleshooting has to be done with<br>> non-experienced personnel, who would faint at the sight of a CLI.<br>> <br>> I've also got a Linksys SPA942 I want to try in terms of VOX<br>> activation, but thats a secondary concern now I've got IAXRpt working<br>> successfully on my Mac.<br>> <br>> Of course, success (under test conditions) will be I press "Ctrl" on<br>> the Mac, and I hear my voice come out the SRM9025 head, and vice<br>> versa, PTT the SRM9025 head and hear it come out the laptop. This will<br>> be interesting, as the MBA doesn't have a microphone port, only a<br>> built-in mic, and the Bluetooth stereo input device I bought at Aldi<br>> didn't work... I also want a DJs "stick" headphone, as my role in<br>> these weekend expeditions is PEKAC and general support, as well as<br>> some operation - apparently I have a good, strong radio voice.<br>> <br>> Ok, enough rambling, as you can see, I'm using the various properties<br>> of the systems to gain advantage over say a vanilla Limey Linux<br>> install on an Atom. Plus I like ARM. I like a challenge, and if I were<br>> to get this working, I'm sure my friend Andrew will be able to use my<br>> Raspbian image on his Pis to make further remote bases for next years<br>> expedition at Marramarra National Park. He has more Pis and Simocos<br>> than me...<br>> <br>> Thanks in advance for any help you guys can give - I'll be interested<br>> to hear your responses.<br>> _______________________________________________<br>> App_rpt-users mailing list<br>> App_rpt-users@ohnosec.org<br>> http://ohnosec.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users<br></div> </div></body>
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