Problem with fresh install

[mpreissner]

Just did a fresh install with latest PIAF Purple, IncrediblePBX 1.7.5.6.

First of all...takes much longer than an hour...more like 3 hours on an Atom dual core 1.6 machine with 2GB RAM. Using 8GB CF-II card instead of hard drive.

After logging into web gui, there are no trunks, routes, extensions...nothing! so that wonderful install script did absolutely nothing! anyone else have that issue?

 

[rossiv]

Something messed up somewhere or your network connection flopped.
Can you post the contents of /root/install-gold.log, status, and /root/incrediblepbx-install.log?

Thanks!

 

[jmullinix]

Something is amiss. I load dual-core atom machines all of the time in about an hour.

If you want the box preconfigured, look at Ward's incredible script.

BTW, if you logged into the Web gui and you could see that there were no extensions, the install script worked perfectly.

 

[wardmundy]

No extensions with a base PIAF install, but you should have a bunch after running the Incredible PBX install script.

 

[mpreissner]

it looks like I don't have an install log for incrediblepbx. perhaps that part of the install bombed out...though it appeared to complete based on what I saw on screen while it was going its thing...

 

[mpreissner]

just re-ran the incrediblepbx install script. everything appears as it should now.

wondering if my CF card is the reason the install process took so long...might upgrade to a small solid state...

 

[matt91]

wondering if my CF card is the reason the install process took so long...might upgrade to a small solid state...

Most of the consumer CF cards are quite slow. I tried it a couple of times as well, and it was painful to sit through.

 

[lowno]

I have installed PIAF on solid state drives before, and it took about 2 hours. Very slow.

 

[mpreissner]

My CF-II card has a write speed that's supposed to be around 20 MB/sec. If I upgrade to a solid state, it'll be more like 200MB/sec. I could get a faster CF, but I can get a bigger solid state with much more IO capability for the same money.