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Asterisk embedded systems

Created by: oej,Last modification on Tue 22 of Dec, 2009 [04:08 UTC] by gregwjacobs

Configuring a tiny Asterisk system


There is a lot of interest in running Asterisk on "embedded" plattforms like the Linksys NSLU2.

News

  • 2009-12-21-http://www.plugpbx.org Project Starts. Run Asterisk and FreePBX on a SD card on the SheevaPlug Embedded Arm computer. Flash and go! Open source!
  • 2009-12-09-IP01 has the power to run 32 concurrent calls and size of an ATA at $135.
  • 2009-08-14-Xenia Labs Sucessfully test drives the Positron Telecom embedded Asterisk PCI card.
  • 2009-06-16-Uni-Ta New firmware of embedded Asterisk system S800 based on Blackfin is available.
  • 2009-06-10-FIVN releases simple Asterisk GUI version 1.6 for embedded systems.
  • 2009-01-14-IP BRI Atcom's latest PBX with four BRI TE (line) interfaces. Powerful Blackfin BF537 600Mhz DSP provide all the power needed for a production PBX.
  • 2009-01-14-BR4-APPLIANCE (IPBRI) , Astfin powered quad BRI Asterisk appliance.
  • 2008-12-30 uCpbx releases PR1-Appliance based on Blackfin / Astfin. More
  • 2008-10-28 OpenVox IX100 IPPBX kit, the award winning product, is designed for small and embedded asterisk systems and it's the first one that combines analog mini pci card with ISDN bri card in a little box. More
  • 2008-05-21 The Asterisk Orgasmatron: A $199 Turnkey PBX Install in Under 15 Minutes Part I Part II
  • 2008-05-08- ATCOMrealeases first 8 ports asterisk embedded IPPBX : IP08
  • 2008-04-15-Soundwin releases modular 2/4 ports Asterisk embedded IPPBX: IPX200/400 on Blackfin.
  • BRI Appliance (April 2008), New improved version of embedded Asterisk on a Blackfin processor with a Quad BRI interface. All hardware designs open.
  • 2008-02-28 - Bicom Systems launches officeBOX, solid state, fan less IP-PBX appliance
  • Older News



Resources

  • http://www.plugpbx.org Download pre-built SD card images to run FreePBX/Asterisk based on Debian Squeeze via the ARM SheevaPlug embedded computer. Ease of use core focus and building a collaborative community. Come run FreePBX on a 3 watt computer with plenty of power that's entirely open and easy to hack. $99 USD device.
  • Uni-Ta embedded Asterisk IP PBX S800 with commercialized GUI, based on Blackfin. 1~8 analog ports.
  • VoIPtel: On CeBIT'08 we launched VoIPtelGUI for Atcom's IP04, now we are responsible for the VoIPtel CE and SE Firmware for their entire line of PBX's. Don't forget to visit our Forum and Blog.
  • PBX in a Flash - We've tried to collect in one place everything you will need to create your own PBX in a Flash system in under an hour!
  • ATCOM:Asterisk based on Blackfin chipset, uClinux: IP04 IP08
  • AstBoxLinux small linux with "Bristuffed" Asterisk, Zaptel, Libpri, zaphfc and development tools for CF, USB sticks and Flash disks
  • Astfin Asterisk for Blackfin based devices, uClinux, support for open source hardware (fxo, fxs, bri, pri)
  • AstLinux Customized version of Linux designed to run from compact flash or small Hard drive.
  • Magiclink Asterisk Appliance: Blackfin embedded Asterisk hardware with 8 ports FXS/FXO released.
  • VoIPBox: For WRAP, Live CD, PXE Image, with web GUI in German and English. Planned: USB stick, Via EPIA
  • Asterisk hardware Soekris running Asterisk on Soekris hardware.
  • Asterisk hardware Gumstix Running Asterisk on Gumstix (World's Smallest VoIP PBX)
  • MetrixCommunication:Company that offers a complete soekris/asterisk kit, and offers customer support for configuration as well
  • Asterisk fli4l: OPT package for the router-on-a-diskette fli4
  • Limey Linux: A custom CF Asterisk/Linux Distribution. Fits on a 128MB or 512MB compact flash card. Optimized for VIA Mini-ITX boards with 512MB of DDR RAM. Recently upgraded to use the 2.6 kernel and Asterisk 1.4. Allows Asterisk, Libpri, and Zaptel to be compiled on the target system.
  • Pebble Linux: CF Linux distribribution - no longer supported. It has been superseded by Pyramid Linux.
  • Phone systems - A comprehensive guide to phone systems
  • Pyramid Linux: Linux distribution focused on embedded wireless networking applications
  • Embedded Asterisk: Step by step guide for installing an embedded * system using Debian, CF, i586
  • Build your own Asterisk hardware based on the Free Telephony Project (Aug 2006)
  • IP04 Open Hardware IP-PBX: An open (free as in speech) four port IP-PBX design that can be built for around $100 and will retail for around $400.
  • Asterisk Management GUI for OpenWrt, Unslung and DD-WRT firmwares
  • AskoziaPBX, ~10MB image, * 1.4, FreeBSD 2.6, derived from monowall, images for soekris, wrap, standard pc, vmware
  • HP Thin Client Run Asterisk and/or OpenSER on a solid state HP Thin Client using a standard Debian install.




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333VIA EPIA M Debian Asterisk Howto

by cstead, Thursday 13 of October, 2005 [14:41:25 UTC]
I have written a small howto for installing Asterisk on Debian using the VIA EPIA M platform

http://www.steady-com.com/asterisk/debian-install.html
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333bering

by , Monday 27 of December, 2004 [23:59:24 UTC]
I have a compact flash system based on bering (linux router project) on epia via mainboard. using busybox and asterisk is fully functional with 4 port fxo in 64MB image/128M RAM, although its hard to find cf cards this small nowadays. Hoping to move the booting bit into linuxbios and keep the flash for binaries/config.
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333Ivo Tachev

by , Tuesday 23 of November, 2004 [15:53:38 UTC]
I have compiled asterisk-1.0RC1 against uCLibC to use it on my floppyfw (v.2.95) diskless box (P200MMX, 64MB RAM; but was a 486DX/133, 16MB RAM and worked, too). I have removed most unneeded modules, left only IAX support. Some crippling in the source was done, too. So now I have a working IAX soft pbx with echo-test, serving a dozen IAXComm clients, and the bzipped tarball is running off a 1.2MB floppy (floppy0 is 1.44MB for floppyfw with dropbear sshd). Temp storage is in RAM.
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333Running on linksys router?

by , Thursday 14 of October, 2004 [12:51:10 UTC]
Where is the report?
Some doc? some word?
Cheers.