Good Morning

Update from south of the border too.

I spent a few hours last night working on the Raspberry Pi 2 & app_rpt combining Steve N4IRS notes and scripts with some tinkering and I have a working version of app_rpt allstarlink on my 40886 node.

I was not particularly happy with the current Raspbian release as it caused my machine to crash a few times. So I have moved to a purer version of Debian Jessie compiled for ARM7 and with a couple of simple extra steps all went well.

I currently have not USB FOB that I can modify but I have the audio outputting to a small speaker and additionally via my hub and then RF Node and so far so good. Plan on making / obtaining a interface for one of my handhelds and then I can really put it to test.

I will feed back my notes to N4IRS when I have given it another 24 hours running and connected to a busy hub but if anyone wants to contact me off list then go for it.

I will update here with anything important.

Regards

Jon
2E0RFU


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Jon Byrne - 2E0RFU
email@jonbyrne.com -jonbyrne.com - 07842 230 604

On 7 February 2015 at 10:11, B. McIntosh [Pace] <bmcintosh@paceprofessional.co.uk> wrote:



Just an update, although I'm not using the apt-rpt fork I'm sure there are
folk interested.

For over one year I've used Asterisk very succesfully on two Raspberry Pis
B+.

Moved to PI-2 yesterday. Having used dist-upgrade to get current release of
Raspbian Wheezy (7).   I'm running Asterisk 1.8.13.1.

VOIP slow and stuttering, but at times ok.

The distribution is billed as backward compatible with the Model Bs so I
popped it back into the slower Model B. Works perfectly - every time.

Back to PI-2. Problems with stuttering and very slow voice messages. Seems
to affect voice messages mostly but not exclusively. Two different PI-2s
have been tried.

Thought it might be something to do with the SD card not being able to keep
up.

Moved OS to a USB memory stick, allegedly many times faster than SD.
Perhaps a marginal improvement, but difficult to say.

I have several other projects getting behind so I don't plan to do anything
more -  the production system remains on the older PI until reports from
others start to appear. More than happy with BBB solution for apt-rpt anyway
so no rush.

73

Bernie
GM4WZG










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