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Asterisk embedded systems

Created by: oej,Last modification on Fri 25 of Jul, 2008 [08:29 UTC] by admin

Configuring a tiny Asterisk system


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

News


Resources

  • 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 It has been superseded by Pyramid Linux.
  • 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.