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Re: [Equipment] Any way to make this device a VoIP client? OpenWRT is focused on MIPS systems, might be better to keep an eye on NSLU2/Linkstation community. With writable rootfs, this SheevaPlug is more like a regular Linux system----well, I might be wrong here, but there is also external storage available. Precompiled (arm) Asterisk binary is already in Optware feed---all we need is gaining root access(the only major issue I can think of, if its not ready by default) and put the binary to the spacious 512MB internal flash or external SD card/USB key, which should be done within few hours and nothing special/difficult here.
Custom firmware would be great, but not necessary for Asterisk. |
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edmidorTech - the hard wayPremium
join:2008-05-19
Canada | I'm trying to find if someone has already done something smart with this 'plug' - besides simply running Debian apps on it, but I can only find talks  |
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 wifi4milezBig Russ, 1918 to 2008. Rest in Peace
join:2004-08-07
New York, NY | said by edmidor:I'm trying to find if someone has already done something smart with this 'plug' - besides simply running Debian apps on it, but I can only find talks I think my original question still stands, especially if we are going to discuss this some more. 
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