Create an image for raspberry pi 2

[gommaloano]

Hello everyone

I'm using raspberry PI 2 for several days and I have already tried several images ready, including a FreePBX 13 I need for some experiments

But not enough for me ...

I would Please install from an ISO for use on Poterna raspberry PI 2

In spefico: http://downloads.freepbxdistro.org/ISO/ ... .13.66.iso

Where do you start?

[DirkS]

Since you don't mention what exactly you have tried already you may get references that you lready know.
For a start: http://www.raspberry-asterisk.org/

BTW: what is 'Poterna'?

[gommaloano]

The point is that I would prepare my image from an ISO Linux, to use the raspberry, but do not know where to start

I would like to have a starting point ... advice how to start ...

[DirkS]

The point is that I would prepare my image from an ISO Linux,

You can't. These ISO's are generally bootable images with which you can boot a computer.
That will not work with the Pi. You will need some sort of disk image file that you can put on an SD card.
Or use e.g. Noobs, but that will still need Pi compatible disk images at some point.

Disk images will have to be suitable for the Pi. If Raspberry Pi compatibility is not mentioned you should assume you cannot use it.

BTW: The one that you link to is for Intel x64 systems. You cannot use that for use on the Pis ARM architecture

[fruitoftheloom]

The point is that I would prepare my image from an ISO Linux, to use the raspberry, but do not know where to start

I would like to have a starting point ... advice how to start ...

Read the RPF website and understand it is different to a machine which is suitable for Windows:

https://www.raspberrypi.org/help

[gommaloano]

The point is that I would prepare my image from an ISO Linux,

You can't. These ISO's are generally bootable images with which you can boot a computer.
That will not work with the Pi. You will need some sort of disk image file that you can put on an SD card.
Or use e.g. Noobs, but that will still need Pi compatible disk images at some point.

Disk images will have to be suitable for the Pi. If Raspberry Pi compatibility is not mentioned you should assume you cannot use it.

BTW: The one that you link to is for Intel x64 systems. You cannot use that for use on the Pis ARM architecture

because you have been very clear

I guess get to prepare a iso with the necessary compiled for the Pi processor is a job that requires a really long time ...

I'll just touch up what I find, and insert some of my software ...