Ahh, yes RAM is very limited. And even if you added SPI based RAM
getting either platform to run off of it would be a challenge. Perhaps
boot from SD and then copy to USB attached storage and run from there?
This would make booting much slower but may result in the same basic
result...
Steven Donegan
KK6IVC General Class FCC License
Silver State Car #86
www.sscc.us
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*From:* ronald simpson <n6gkj1@gmail.com>
*To:* Steven Donegan <donegan@donegan.org>
*Cc:* App RPT Users <app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org>; Steve Mahler
<kizzy@lusfiber.net>
*Sent:* Saturday, October 10, 2015 12:47 PM
*Subject:* Re: [App_rpt-users] DIAL Distribution Question
I don't believe this method could work for BBB or RPi as neither of
those boards have sufficient RAM to use my process.
I use 4gb ram. I split the RAM into hard drive and operation ram.
2gb hard drive and 2 gb operations ram.
If you were to take DIAL and basically turn it into LIMEY you could
probably do it. But you would be giving up much.
On Oct 10, 2015 12:36 PM, "Steven Donegan" <donegan@donegan.org > <mailto:donegan@donegan.org>> wrote:
This sounds like an excellent security architecture. If integrated
into DIAL then it should(?) make it's way to the BBB and Pi
builds. After that a script to lock down root and firewall rules
may be all that is left to be done...
Steven Donegan
KK6IVC General Class FCC License
Silver State Car #86
www.sscc.us <http://www.sscc.us/>
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*From:* ronald simpson <n6gkj1@gmail.com <mailto:n6gkj1@gmail.com>>
*To:* Steve Mahler <kizzy@lusfiber.net <mailto:kizzy@lusfiber.net>>
*Cc:* App RPT Users <app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org
<mailto:app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org>>
*Sent:* Saturday, October 10, 2015 12:31 PM
*Subject:* Re: [App_rpt-users] DIAL Distribution Question
I am having great success running a full ACID install from a ram
drive.
My machines run 4gb RAM no hard drive. I boot from a flash drive
into the RAM Drive. My configs are stored in a 2nd partition on
the flash drive.
My /etc/fstab mounts the 2nd partition to /mnt.
My configs are copied from /mnt/etc/asterisk to /etc/asterisk
every time the machine reboots.
I like this approach for many reasons. The main one being file
system integrity. If my flash drive dies I replace it with a back up.
The whole node runs from ram. I have no glitches. If my system
gets hacked nothing is permanent, rebooting cleanses the file system.
If anyone wants more info just ask.
I will share my work with anyone who asks...
This will NOT run on a BBB or RPi
This build is for a dual core Intel. Specially the Atom processor.
But should run on any dual core processor.
I run this build in my HP T5745 THIN CLIENTS.
The filesystem is 1.7gb compressed down to about 450mb.
I use a 2gb flash drive and have lots of room left over
My next project is to rebuild this system using DIAL.
73,
Ron N6GKJ
On Oct 9, 2015 6:46 AM, "Steve Mahler" <kizzy@lusfiber.net > <mailto:kizzy@lusfiber.net>> wrote:
I have a new AllStar node in development. I grabbed the DIAL
ISO and attempted to overwrite my fairly virgin ACID
distribution. After complaints about buffering the install
hardware search functions started. The network started (IPV6
and IPV4). The disk partitioner started but them complained
that there was "No Root File System".
This is a Dell 960 with dual 250 GB drives. But, they are
configured in the disk controller as a RAID 1 appearance (I
did my ACID install as RAID 1). Does the DIAL distribution
allow for RAID Controllers?
...STeve - KF5VH
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