I cannot for the life of me get Asterisk to start up on a Pi. All I get is segmentation fault.
ASL is not running on a Pi 4 yet… if that’s what you are attempting.
No its not. Its a Pi1
Anybody know if we work on a Version 1 Pi?
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How about a Pi 0? I’m getting the same response from it. New image, seg fault.
it nerver worked une the PI1 it was not powerful enough. Thats why it was first working on the Beagle bone black first. then the PI2 when it went out
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Le jeu. 16 juil. 2020 à 00:33, Paul B via AllStarLink Discussion Groups <noreply@community.allstarlink.org> a écrit :
| pgbunt
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How about a Pi 0? I’m getting the same response from it. New image, seg fault.
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Anybody know if we work on a Version 1 Pi?
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Pi Zero, Pi 1 Model A, Pi 1 Model B, Pi 1 Model B + are all single-core microprocessors that do not have the ability to run the ASL 1.01 operating system.
However some time ago I tried using a stripped AllStar-Link Debian DIAL O.S. (no longer supported by AllStar) on a PiZeroW with mixed audio results. Occasionally lagging Rx audio.
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I switched over to using it on a VM, and having a cloud node for now.