FYI ODROID / WAZO install package?

[Hometech]

Hi I installed Debian 8 on my Odroid but can not install Wazo.I see the following error:

Failed to fetch http://mirror.wazo.community/debian/dists/phoenix/InRelease Unable to find expected entry 'main/binary-armhf/Packages' in Release file (Wron g sources.list entry or malformed file)


Anyone know how I can get it installed?

Thanks

 

[Hometech]

I really want to give Wazo a try. I guess I will have to install freepbx ver there is a install procedure for Debian that may work.

 

[Sylvain Boily]

Hello,

We haven't any packages for armhf architecture.

 

[Hometech]

OK that why then. Do you know if its going to be available it the future?
Thanks

 

[wardmundy]

ARM devices really are not a good fit for Wazo. Real time Asterisk implementations like Wazo take a lot of horsepower to run properly. Wazo is a terrific platform, but it needs adequate CPU and disk performance to realize its true potential.

 

[Hometech]

Hi Ward, understood.
I currently have an Ordoid running freepbx 13 and asterisk 11 for a while now and wanted to try out the Wazo version on a second one I have. Trying to keep the power usage down to a min, My Odroid only uses 4 watts of power 1.2 g quad core 2g mem. I do have some year or two old computer around I can try it out on that but probably wont run it all the time just test it out.
Thanks for all your hard work.

 

[clouder]

Hi Ward, understood.
I currently have an Ordoid running freepbx 13 and asterisk 11 for a while now and wanted to try out the Wazo version on a second one I have. Trying to keep the power usage down to a min, My Odroid only uses 4 watts of power 1.2 g quad core 2g mem. I do have some year or two old computer around I can try it out on that but probably wont run it all the time just test it out.
Thanks for all your hard work.

have run freepbx 13 on $15 orange pi pc for months, good enough as pbx server, will try only $8.99 orange pi zero later