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For the few and the brave, we're pleased to announce the latest release of Incredible PBX for the Raspberry Pi. This release features the latest versions of Asterisk 11 and the FreePBX 2.11 web GUI. It provides free calling with Google Voice in the U.S. and Canada, SIP calling with any SIP provider ...

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For those of you using Incredible PBX for the Raspberry Pi, you may or may not be aware of a serious security vulnerability that was reported in Asterisk late last week. We now have released a preliminary update script which addresses the vulnerability by installing the latest version of Asterisk. T...

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Saw this announcement this week for Ubuntu. Anyone want to tackle it for the RasPi??

http://www.iheartubuntu.com/2012/11/ppa ... p-app.html

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Adding a Raspberry Pi to Grandstream's new GXP-2200 phone for the all-in-one home office...

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For any brave souls with a 512MB Raspberry Pi, the Incredible PBX 3.6 release is ready for some testing. In addition to the 3.5 feature set, it includes a turnkey fax solution. You can use a dedicated Google Voice trunk or a dedicated SIP trunk from any VoIP provider that supports faxing over SIP. I...

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Our experimental fax module for Incredible PBX for Raspberry Pi awaits a few brave pioneers. You'll need a 512MB Pi and a dedicated (free) Google Voice number or other SIP DID to get this working. Free Print-to-Fax utilities are available for Windows, Macs, and Linux machines to send PDF documents a...

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For those of you using Incredible PBX with a 512MB Raspberry Pi, there's now a fax option. Installation instructions are available on the PIAF Forum.

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For those running Incredible PBX, there have been some security fixes released. Be sure you're running Incredible PBX 3.5. Before rebooting, log in as root and issue the following command: /root/update-my-pi.

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Please head over to the PIAF Forum. We have over 100 Asterisk experts who stand ready to help you find the problem.

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poing: A PBX may not be a good fit for you. In addition to millions of articles, there are thousands of books on what a PBX can do. Couldn't begin to cover it here. lynxcom1: You can find some tips for using Google Voice from outside the U.S. in the Configuring Google Voice section of this Nerd Vitt...

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Just a heads up that there has been a very serious security vulnerability discovered in Exim 4.8.0 and previous versions. The 4.8.0.1 patch does not yet appear in the Wheezy or Raspbian repos. Here's a link to the announcement . And here's the RedHat Discussion of the same issue. Check your version ...

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Google Voice is completely optional. It just happens to be free for folks in the U.S. You can use one or many SIP or IAX providers worldwide. There's a list of our Top 20 VoIP Providers in this article. Just scroll down to the Choosing VoIP Providers section.

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Just in time for AstriCon, we're pleased to announce the release of Incredible PBX 3.5 featuring Asterisk, FreePBX, and free Google Voice calling in the U.S. and Canada. This release includes the latest kernel and firmware supporting automatic memory allocation and management for 256MB and 512MB Ras...

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There needs to be a straight-forward way to use the same firmware for BOTH 256MB and 512MB boards. Otherwise, it will force those building apps for both platforms to release 2 different images with different firmware for every app. Thus far, the new firmware only provides memory split options for th...

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Haven't gotten one yet, but here's a simple BASH script that should tell you whether your new Raspberry Pi has 512MB of RAM:

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REVISION=`cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep Revision | cut -f 2 -d ":"`
if [ ${REVISION:(-2)} -gt "04" ];
then
 echo "512MB RAM"
else
 echo "256MB RAM"
fi

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Incredible PBX is probably one of the more memory intensive Raspberry Pi apps to date. While it runs fine in 256MB, having 512MB would make some functions like conferencing nothing short of breathtaking. And on a $35 hardware platform. WOW! Can't wait. :shock: Download: http://nerdvittles.com/?p=302...

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When I recently asked an "unnamed source" whether a 512MB version was on the horizon, the original response was "Don't hold your breath." Then he elaborated and said the 512MB version might arrive before I needed to quit holding my breath. Well, not quite... but close.

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A couple of bug fixes have been released for those of you that wish to use the AsteriDex Click-to-Dial browser feature or the web-based Telephone Reminders application. Here's a link to the fixes.

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With a little help from Incredible PBX, Google and Weather Underground, you can turn your Raspberry Pi into one of the most sophisticated weather stations on the planet. Just install the latest Incredible PBX 3.3 image on an SD card and sign up for free Google Voice and Weather Underground accounts....

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Try again. It's new.

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apt-get update
apt-get install libreoffice

In Turbo mode, it runs like a Windows 98 machine.

Here's a screen shot.

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The fun I have is just how flaky wifi support is on Wheezy. I've actually got it working, so imaged the SD card, wrote that image to another card - failure. What I've noticed is that when it fails it has gone straight to issuing a DHCPDISCOVER request, but on those occasions when it has succeeded i...

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Mequa wrote:Anything XP-based will be much too slow. It struggles with Windows 95 as it is.

Anything XP-based was always too slow. So what's different.

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@pluggy: You're exactly right. Removing one of the network devices from /etc/network/interfaces makes things more reliable. Unfortunately, we build systems like Incredible PBX that have to work on first bootup for everybody, i.e. those with wired and those with wireless connections. This isn't reall...

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DHCP server is stock dLink router that works with hundreds of other devices.

Raspbian /etc/network/interfaces looks like this:

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auto lo
auto eth0

iface lo inet loopback
iface eth0 inet dhcp

allow-hotplug wlan0
auto wlan0
iface wlan0 inet dhcp
wpa-conf /etc/wpa.conf

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My Linux experience is mostly from the CentOS world, but I've gotta say that basic network functions on Debian Wheezy and Raspbian are problematic. Didn't see this with Squeeze. If eth0 has no cable and a wlan0 adapter is in place, the odds of getting a functioning system on bootup are pretty slim. ...

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