DIAL - RPi2 - ChanUSB
Hello all, I've finally got around to setting-up a Dial installation on an RPi2 and hit a snag: The image boots as it should and I end up with Asterisk running and the LED flashing on the USB dongle (which has been used without difficulty on a PC-based installation for some time). Here's the first problem: root@peel:/etc/asterisk# /usr/sbin/radio-tune-menu Error parsing device parameters root@peel:/etc/asterisk# The second thing is that I'd like to use full-fat ChanUSB, using DSP for everything. I set "rxchannel = Radio/usb" in rpt.conf, but Asterisk takes great exception to that complaining that it can't find the channel driver. So, what would upset radio-tune-menu and how to use ChanUSB? As always, I'll be missing something obvious. Thanks.
in /etc/asterisk/modules.conf did you have load => chan_usbradio.so ; noload => chan_simpleusb.so; then make sure usbradio.conf is in /etc/asterisk, properly setup for your configuration? Thanks, Bob kk6ecm 73 Sent from iPad
On Mar 16, 2016, at 12:08 AM, David Osborn <david.osborn@manx.net> wrote:
Hello all,
I've finally got around to setting-up a Dial installation on an RPi2 and hit a snag:
The image boots as it should and I end up with Asterisk running and the LED flashing on the USB dongle (which has been used without difficulty on a PC-based installation for some time).
Here's the first problem:
root@peel:/etc/asterisk# /usr/sbin/radio-tune-menu Error parsing device parameters root@peel:/etc/asterisk#
The second thing is that I'd like to use full-fat ChanUSB, using DSP for everything. I set "rxchannel = Radio/usb" in rpt.conf, but Asterisk takes great exception to that complaining that it can't find the channel driver.
So, what would upset radio-tune-menu and how to use ChanUSB?
As always, I'll be missing something obvious. Thanks.
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