Hi there,

I just compile asterisk into the OpenWRT firmware. Plan to do this in Ubuntu desktop. Is there any guide to do this? or someone give me some link to research about it? Thanks a lot.

Lou

Use packages in svn. openwrt wiki has basic info to check out the source and the repository currently holds make file for asterisk 1.6.2beta2. number of modules are rather limited though.

Thank you for replying. I have compiled one with asterisk 1.6.20 beta. The loaded features are truly limited. I want gtalk, meetme features included but the package in openwrt doesn't include them. So I guess I need modify the Makefile to load those wanted feature, right? Is there any other way to get more features?

Thanks.

Lou

features can be added upon request or by supplying patches; I've just added chan_gtalk to the 1.6.x asterisk package; meetme support is only possible when 1.4.x gets dropped from the trunk (since there's a header conflict with 1.6.x)

Hans.

I am using Asterisk 1.6.1.0-1 on kamikaze 8.09.1, I want to have the callback feature which needs pbx_spool.so module. Anywhere that I can download this module? or if I need to compile it myself, how to add it into the package? Thanks!

(Last edited by coolbird on 20 Sep 2009, 16:37)

Thanks again Hans!

From my exprerience, it seems 1.6.2b2 in current svn is quite stable on Openwrt though I've put a script to reboot once a day as a precaution. (1.4.x and 1.6.1 needed it)
However, 1.6.2b2 itself is a bit buggy and a lot of patches have been released upto 1.6.2rc2. If you can bypass those little bugs - related to call parking, config parsing, memory allocations, etc. all minors - 1.6.2b2 is good to go.

BTW, Asterisk version numbers mean almost nothing, since stable version's sub-versions and patches are so rapidly released. Betas and rc's all shares lots of bugs and stable release are not that special.  So just stick to whatever you can puy your hands on at the moment.

(Last edited by test011 on 2 Oct 2009, 18:59)