One of the things I love about open source code is that I can try to compile and build it for other platforms.

I currently run app-rpt/Asterisk on a Google Compute cloud platform as a hub. Previously I ran it on Amazon AWS. Both are virtualized cloud services. If it weren't because I have access to the source code, I could not build/install in those environments.

As for the HamVOIP "code", it is useless for me because I have no source code. I can only run it on a Raspbery Pi image they provide. Just like IRLP, you are locked in to a specific platform. And I like building my own custom images.

Back to compiling for the ASUS Tinkerboard...

73!

On 7/12/2017 11:02 PM, Skyler F wrote:
Hmm, maybe if Doug just released what he claims to hate about IRLP ....

http://kd0whb.duckdns.org/doug_crompton.wav

As far as the last time I requested when I could grab the source code a few weeks ago, I was only responded with " I don't have a time-line on the release".

Source
http://www.qsotoday.com/podcasts/wa3dsp
Time: 36:30




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