Toussaint,
Thanks for the kind words.
1: A backup is always a good idea. The problem with a kernel upgrade
is that the kernel headers also need to be upgraded also. The DAHDI
needs to be re-built. apt-get upgrade should still be safe.
2: Yes, source to DAHDI, Asterisk and of course app_rpt is included.
the source used to compile DAHDI and Asterisk are at
/usr/srv/astsrc-1.4.23-pre
2: Since we use the svn for the source, the plan is to checkout
changes and re-compile. Not a full re-compile, just the changes
modules.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 11/02/2015 04:43 AM, Toussaint
OTTAVI wrote:
Hi,
After my first attempts with manual compilation on a Cubox
(ARM7), I saw the new DIAL distribution, and I installed it on a
RPi2. Thank you, Steve, for the great work :-) The choice of a
Debian base, and the choice of the targets (rpi2 and i386) are
exactly what I need :-)
Now, a few questions :
1/ I saw a 'warning' about upgrading the kernel on ARM7
platforms, because it's not fully supported by Debian. Can we
safely do an "apt-get upgrade", or should we make a sdcard
backup before ?
2/ Are the Asterisk and app_rpt sources included ? If so, where
?
3/ How will the future app_rpt updates made available ?
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