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		<title>asterisk 1.6 install and deploy.</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 19 Feb 2009 09:31:36 +0000</pubDate>
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				<category><![CDATA[Linux]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Asterisk with chan mobile. So, my lovely TUSI-M does not work, it has legacy USB ports, I want USB 2.0. Got an old celeron PC I had somewhere, found out it had 1GB of DDR1 ram, a 2.53GHz processor, a P4i65GV Motherboard with Bios 1.80 (Asrock), And an 80GB hard disk, fits the bill perfect. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Asterisk with chan mobile.<br />
So, my lovely TUSI-M does not work, it has legacy USB ports, I want USB 2.0.</p>
<p>Got an old celeron PC I had somewhere, found out it had 1GB of DDR1 ram, a 2.53GHz processor, a P4i65GV Motherboard with Bios 1.80 (Asrock), And an 80GB hard disk, fits the bill perfect.<br />
the good thing about this motherboard is that it has 8 USB ports (2.0), The bad thing, A Celeron processor, An old celeron processor.<br />
I installed an X100P (That I got in the mail today) on the PC.<br />
1-    Installed Ubuntu 8.04 32Bit from DVD, a default DVD install, user name (yazeed), Password (ZeDevildetail), and hostname (asterisk).</p>
<p>2-  Now i need to enable VNC access, see <a href="http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=122402">This post in the ubuntu forums</a><br />
3-    Restarted Ubuntu to make sure the previous step works.<br />
4-    Installed Samba by starting Synaptic Package manager, Searching for Samba, and marking samba for install, 2 more packages are requiered, agreed to</p>
<p>install them when prompted after hitting the apply button, Same to install openssh. And miraculesly, when I start ubuntu on the machine, I can poin my VNC</p>
<p>viewer to asterisk:2<br />
5-    I installed RealVNC on my windows machine (The viewer only, if you install the server you will need a serial number).<br />
6-    logged in via VNC.<br />
7-    Downloaded Asterisk 1.6.0.5  along with the addons 1.6, DAHDI linux, Dahdi tools, and libpri 1.4.7 to /usr/src, DAHDI is what used to be ZAPTEL ,</p>
<p>LibPri is for T1, E1, J1 and I don’t need it, Just thought I’d install it anyway , So I unpacked them to that same directory I am in.<br />
8-    Before I install anything, I probably need to satisfy some dependancies, and add some tools so I can make managing the system easy later on,<br />
Running aptitude<br />
LAMP task: PHP would help me write stuff I can fix online !<br />
the, MySQL with root password being “whatdevil”</p>
<p>Now from Synaptics package manager<br />
GCC 3+, G++ 4.1, cpp and other compiler stuff ubuntu tells me about<br />
Ncurses devel<br />
Libtermcap-devel<br />
Kernel development headers<br />
Kernel development headers (SMP)<br />
GCC++<br />
Openssl and its dev package<br />
Newt-devel<br />
Zlib-devel<br />
unixOBDC and unixOBDC devel<br />
libtool<br />
gnu make<br />
Bison for CLI (yacc and)<br />
Libnewt for zttool – ztcfg</p>
<p>Now that i have installed everything with synaptics that looks like the above, i will</p>
<p>Start with the Zaptel &#8211; Now dahdi driver&#8230;.</p>
<p>cd /usr/src/DAHDIblahblah</p>
<p>make</p>
<p>makeinstall</p>
<p>cd /usr/src/asterisk-1.6blahblah</p>
<p>make clean</p>
<p>./configure</p>
<p>make menuselect</p>
<p>&#8230;Now from Menu select, i am looking for dependencies that i need so that i can compile everything in asterisk 1.6&#8230;.</p>
<p>up to now, i need</p>
<p>CURL OK<br />
PostgreSQL OK<br />
sqlite<br />
sqlite3</p>
<p>Cryptographic digital signatures</p>
<p>jabber</p>
<p>netsnmp</p>
<p>spandsp</p>
<p>resample</p>
<p>jack ??</p>
<p>osptk</p>
<p>ssl</p>
<p>radius</p>
<p>freetds</p>
<p>asound</p>
<p>portaudio</p>
<p>res_jabber</p>
<p>iksemel</p>
<p>openh323</p>
<p>isdnnet</p>
<p>misdn</p>
<p>suppserv</p>
<p>nbs</p>
<p>usb</p>
<p>vpbapi</p>
<p>speexdsp</p>
<p>verbis</p>
<p>ogg</p>
<p>curl</p>
<p>gtk</p>
<p>lua</p>
<p>ldap</p>
<p>imap_tk</p>
<p>gmime</p>
<p>Asterisk sound packages in multiple formats, both basic and extra</p>
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		<title>X100P FXO card fax modem</title>
		<link>http://www.tjlug.org/2009/02/18/x100p-fxo-card-fax-modem/</link>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 18 Feb 2009 11:57:43 +0000</pubDate>
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				<category><![CDATA[PCI cards]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Got my asterisk X100P but yet to test it. The minute i got it i opened the package to see what is inside, and the main motorola chip had it&#8217;s details hidden with a sticker that reads &#8220;Warantee void if removed&#8221;, under that sticker was the Motorola 62802-51 QZ0006 E1G32 And 2 more chps from [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Got my asterisk X100P but yet to test it.</p>
<p>The minute i got it i opened the package to see what is inside, and the main motorola chip had it&#8217;s details hidden with a sticker that reads &#8220;Warantee void if removed&#8221;, under that sticker was the Motorola<br />
62802-51<br />
QZ0006<br />
E1G32</p>
<p>And 2 more chps from Silicon Laboratories that read<br />
THEN THE 2 Silicon Laboratories chips<br />
Si3014-KS<br />
0409CACABD</p>
<p>AND THE SLIGHTLY SHORTER ONE<br />
Si3021-KS<br />
0346CACACT</p>
<p>This information is already known, this is the card setup that Digium&#8217;s founder used to develop asterisk, so why mask it, it is not even your intellectual property !, for your convinced i have posted a<a title="x100p fxo card" href="http://www.pxdrive.com/picture/223450.html"> photo of the X100P FXO chips</a> etc here</p>
<p>Anyway, this calls for me to give this card a go under asterisk and let you guys know what happenes and all the details about quality etc&#8230;</p>
<p>Once i experiment with this card a bit, i will come here and update the information in this post !</p>
<p>Until then, stay tuned</p>
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