[arm-allstar] Pi zero w

[Patrick Perdue]

I had ASL running on a Pi Zero W for a short time just to play with it. 
It worked, but performance was pretty terrible. For a long time, one of 
the package repositories didn't include the script to install the 
dahdi_dummy module. It was nearly useless without that, and not a lot 
better with it. Extremely choppy audio, even locally.


On 2/15/2022 10:26 AM, "David McGough via ARM-allstar" wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> The Raspberry Pi Zero (RPiZW) isn't supported by HamVoIP.  The RPiZW
> version 2 (RPiZW2), which has just recently released, is supported.
>
> When the original RPiZW came out, I spent several days trying to "make it
> work."  I found that it was too slow for several required core timing
> routines in Asterisk to work properly.  I know some users say they've
> gotten the RPiZW boards to work with the stock ASL release.  I'm not
> exactly sure how this is the case, since the core Asterisk code is where
> the problem is and HamVoIP uses the same Asterisk version??  My guess is
> they've got problems (AKA: choppy audio) and are just living with them.
>
> Note that the RPiZW2 (version 2) board is completely different from the
> original board; it has a high performance (relatively speaking) CPU and
> runs great.
>
>
> 73, David KB4FXC
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, 14 Feb 2022, "Matt Holder via ARM-allstar" wrote:
>
>> I have one that I got for free. Can’t get allstar to boot. Any suggestions?
>
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