AllStar Asterisk on a Raspberry Pi 2
Just a note to let people know that we have AllStar Asterisk running on the new Raspberry Pi 2. Right now it's in alpha test. I can report that it works great. No USB or network issues. Audio is clean and sounding good. CPU utilization is very low. Right now, we are using chan_simpleusb, but we will be testing chan_usbradio soon. We will continue to support the Pi 1, Odroid and the BBB Debian platforms for the foreseeable future. Any enhancements that can be back ported to the older platforms will be. If all goes well, we will proceed to Beta test on Sunday March 1st. Stay tuned. 73, N4IRS and N4IRR -- "Anything is possible or impossible if you don't know what you are talking about." 1st Law of Logic
Hi Steve, That sounds fantastic! I'm looking forward to a downloadable "flash and go" SD card image. 73, David KB4FXC On Tue, 24 Feb 2015, Steve Zingman wrote:
Just a note to let people know that we have AllStar Asterisk running on the new Raspberry Pi 2.
Right now it's in alpha test. I can report that it works great. No USB or network issues. Audio is clean and sounding good. CPU utilization is very low. Right now, we are using chan_simpleusb, but we will be testing chan_usbradio soon.
We will continue to support the Pi 1, Odroid and the BBB Debian platforms for the foreseeable future. Any enhancements that can be back ported to the older platforms will be.
If all goes well, we will proceed to Beta test on Sunday March 1st.
Stay tuned.
73, N4IRS and N4IRR
Hello, I also have it runnung on the PI2, but using archlinux. What OS version are you using? On 2/24/2015 4:13 PM, Steve Zingman wrote:
Just a note to let people know that we have AllStar Asterisk running on the new Raspberry Pi 2.
Right now it's in alpha test. I can report that it works great. No USB or network issues. Audio is clean and sounding good. CPU utilization is very low. Right now, we are using chan_simpleusb, but we will be testing chan_usbradio soon.
We will continue to support the Pi 1, Odroid and the BBB Debian platforms for the foreseeable future. Any enhancements that can be back ported to the older platforms will be.
If all goes well, we will proceed to Beta test on Sunday March 1st.
Stay tuned.
73, N4IRS and N4IRR
Ramon, Good to hear you have it running too. I'm running Debian Jessie. 73, Steve N4IRS On 03/06/2015 08:28 PM, (KP4TR)Ramon Gonzalez wrote:
Hello,
I also have it runnung on the PI2, but using archlinux. What OS version are you using?
On 2/24/2015 4:13 PM, Steve Zingman wrote:
Just a note to let people know that we have AllStar Asterisk running on the new Raspberry Pi 2.
Right now it's in alpha test. I can report that it works great. No USB or network issues. Audio is clean and sounding good. CPU utilization is very low. Right now, we are using chan_simpleusb, but we will be testing chan_usbradio soon.
We will continue to support the Pi 1, Odroid and the BBB Debian platforms for the foreseeable future. Any enhancements that can be back ported to the older platforms will be.
If all goes well, we will proceed to Beta test on Sunday March 1st.
Stay tuned.
73, N4IRS and N4IRR
Marty, What problem are you having? Can you give us more information? 73, Steve N4IRS
I got my system on the Raspberry Pi2 and have been trying to get the URIx attached to software but have been not able to get that done. I am sorta new at attaching hardware to linux. I used this base image <https://images.collabora.co.uk/rpi2/jessie-rpi2-20150202.img.gz> for install and got the https://www.dropbox.com/s/zcrcj7oqddh06yc/rpi2.tar I just don't know how to on hardware. can someone point me in the right direction?
Tnx, Marty KD4HLV IRLP Node 4745
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