[arm-allstar] PC/ACID to Pi2

Doug Crompton doug at crompton.com
Wed Sep 9 20:46:58 EST 2015


Answers in your message....

73 Doug
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From: jamey.wright at charter.net
To: arm-allstar at hamvoip.org
Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2015 18:18:39 -0500
Subject: [arm-allstar] PC/ACID to Pi2

My current system is ACID on a Pentium 4 with a decent amount of RAM.  It is a desktop PC and takes about 5 or 6 RU of space.  Due to space concerns at the site, I am considering converting my system to a Raspberry Pi 2.  My current Server runs 2 nodes.  One is a link directly connected to a 3rd party repeater controller and the second one is a remote base (Kenwood TM-271).   A couple of questions: 1 – Does the Pi have enough horsepower to handle 2 nodes?  (Using simpleusb on both)
YES, two is max for radios (you can have many pseudo or non radio nodes if necessary) but two nodes on radios with simpleusb works fine. Just following the setup instructions for adding the second node. 

2 – Once the OS and Asterisk are up and running, is it just as simple as moving config files from the ACID box to the Pi? Well yes and no.  Setup the Pi first and get it running with its setup. Then also add the second node as per instructions. It would be better to just configure the Pi the way you want it but you can carefully copy over code from acid.  Things are different so beware of that. As an example the Pi uses DAHDI while Acid uses zap. There is also code for iaxrpt built-in  and some optional functions.

I think you will be surprised how easy the RPI2 is to configure. Most people are. If you have any problems just come back and ask.
Doug

Thanks JameyWR4JW  
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