Hi Shane! Having got a few Raspberry Pi's going with my FREE STAR* project (www.freestar.us), I thought I'd give app_rpt a try.... I am also using the Raspbian "Wheezy" distro. How did you get the 'kernel-dev' package installed? I have tried a few different methods... apt-get install make gcc linux-headers-`uname -r` apt-get install raspberrypi-kernel-devel apt-get install linux-kernel-devel (-dev as well) And no joy!!! Do tell.... Cheers! Ramesh. On 12/10/2012 2:16 AM, Shane Morris wrote:
Hello all,
I am using Raspbian on the RaspberryPi, which is a "wheezy" image, upgraded to the latest kernels, using an aptitude copy of dahdi.
I SVN checked out 1.4.23-pre of Asterisk as per the link on the Drupal site, and have been mulling over the various issues as they popped up during compilation.
Where I've hit a brick wall is the "usb.h" file needed by chan_simpleusb.c. I've had a poke around the guts of my Raspbian install and tried a few files from the headers src package, but nothing seems to work.
I've also installed libusb2-dev from aptitude, again, to no avail in terms of placing a "usb.h" file into the /usr/local/include/ folder.
So, my question is this: while I can find plenty of references to "usb.h" in the source files on the various repos on the net, I'm unable to find a copy of the actual "usb.h" file - if someone could shed some light on where I could potentially wget this file from straight into my include folder, that would be great.
As for my application, I'm using a RaspberryPi for the fact its very low powered, and since I'll be using a 10Ahr Lithium solar/ performance car battery (started off as solar cells, were adapted to performance cars like the Subaru WRX) and a solar panel/ controller, I can gain autonomy over a weekend operating period. In short, I don't want to drag a generator to the remote base to top off the batteries if I can help it.
The URI will be hooked to the Pi on one end, and a Simoco SRM9005 on the other end, through a set of custom cables I'm (slowly) soldering up. I did some more work on them today in terms of the DB25 to URIx cable (which will go to a 5 pin DIN socket, then 5 pin DIN plug to DB15 on the Simoco).
On the client end I'll be using IAXRpt on my Macbook Air, which has OSX 10.7 and the latest, sound enabled, WiNE package, along with Winebottler wrapper program to make it nice and GUI like for me - not that I'm afraid of a command line, I just like some things to be simple, and sometimes our PEKAC troubleshooting has to be done with non-experienced personnel, who would faint at the sight of a CLI.
I've also got a Linksys SPA942 I want to try in terms of VOX activation, but thats a secondary concern now I've got IAXRpt working successfully on my Mac.
Of course, success (under test conditions) will be I press "Ctrl" on the Mac, and I hear my voice come out the SRM9025 head, and vice versa, PTT the SRM9025 head and hear it come out the laptop. This will be interesting, as the MBA doesn't have a microphone port, only a built-in mic, and the Bluetooth stereo input device I bought at Aldi didn't work... I also want a DJs "stick" headphone, as my role in these weekend expeditions is PEKAC and general support, as well as some operation - apparently I have a good, strong radio voice.
Ok, enough rambling, as you can see, I'm using the various properties of the systems to gain advantage over say a vanilla Limey Linux install on an Atom. Plus I like ARM. I like a challenge, and if I were to get this working, I'm sure my friend Andrew will be able to use my Raspbian image on his Pis to make further remote bases for next years expedition at Marramarra National Park. He has more Pis and Simocos than me...
Thanks in advance for any help you guys can give - I'll be interested to hear your responses. _______________________________________________ App_rpt-users mailing list App_rpt-users@ohnosec.org http://ohnosec.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users