Re: [App_rpt-users] IPV6 and upgrades --was: toy throwing
Hi there, I haven¹t commented for a while on this group.. There is another way that we could go forward with the code About 18 months ago, I ported the pre DIAL version of Allstar to the ARCH version of linux as a package using the ARCH package tool called ³paceman².. Have a look at "https://github.com/anthcp?tab=repositories² for examples. My reasoning behind this was to make it easier to use Allstar with a standard linux, without having to install a new linux version every time. As you can see, this was mainly for the odroid and raspberry pi ARM platformsI did actually do an intel version as well. The code worked very well ( all credit to Jim & co) and a 10m repeater was on air for a year using this code What it forced me to do was to create two packages for allstar, one for the kernel (migrating to DAHDI) and the other for the user land code... Anyway, this could be a good way to go in that one could create packages say for kernel based IPv6 code and then make the package install look for these packages and configure accordingly, e.g use a modular packaging approach. Just another idea. Happy to be involved if you wish. Regards Anthony Percy, VK5QS (ex VK2ACP, G8NNE e.g callsigns are reassigned in Australia!) On 9/14/16, 2:09 PM, "app_rpt-users-bounces@ohnosec.org on behalf of app_rpt-users-request@ohnosec.org" <app_rpt-users-bounces@ohnosec.org on behalf of app_rpt-users-request@ohnosec.org> wrote:
IPV6 and upgrades --was: toy throwing
Anthony, Thanks. I actually used the code you had in your github repository to figure out the patches fro DAHDI, port them to a newer version and get it to compile/run under Asterisk. I'm using your port to Archlinux for by RPi 2 and it works very very well. Thank you. -Stacy On 09/14/2016 04:12 AM, Anthony Percy wrote:
Hi there, I haven¹t commented for a while on this group.. There is another way that we could go forward with the codeŠ About 18 months ago, I ported the pre DIAL version of Allstar to the ARCH version of linux as a package using the ARCH package tool called ³paceman².. Have a look at "https://github.com/anthcp?tab=repositories² for examples. My reasoning behind this was to make it easier to use Allstar with a standard linux, without having to install a new linux version every time. As you can see, this was mainly for the odroid and raspberry pi ARM platformsŠI did actually do an intel version as well. The code worked very well ( all credit to Jim & co) and a 10m repeater was on air for a year using this codeŠ What it forced me to do was to create two packages for allstar, one for the kernel (migrating to DAHDI) and the other for the user land code... Anyway, this could be a good way to go in that one could create packages say for kernel based IPv6 code and then make the package install look for these packages and configure accordingly, e.g use a modular packaging approach. Just another ideaŠ. Happy to be involved if you wish.
Regards
Anthony Percy, VK5QS (ex VK2ACP, G8NNE e.g callsigns are reassigned in Australia!)
On 9/14/16, 2:09 PM, "app_rpt-users-bounces@ohnosec.org on behalf of app_rpt-users-request@ohnosec.org" <app_rpt-users-bounces@ohnosec.org on behalf of app_rpt-users-request@ohnosec.org> wrote:
IPV6 and upgrades --was: toy throwing
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