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The following guide is a relatively easy way to install FusionPBX and FreeSWITCH with the ubuntu/debian script. | The following guide is a relatively easy way to install FusionPBX and FreeSWITCH with the ubuntu/debian script. | ||
| − | Download 'Raspian' image. | + | * Download 'Raspian' image. |
| − | http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads | + | http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads |
| − | Write the image to an 2gb+ higher SD card. The following tool is a simple windows application that can write the image to an SD card. | + | * Write the image to an 2gb+ higher SD card. The following tool is a simple windows application that can write the image to an SD card. |
| − | https://launchpad.net/win32-image-writer/+download | + | https://launchpad.net/win32-image-writer/+download |
| − | Start it up the Raspberry Pi by pluggin in the USB power with HDMI plugged into a monitor or tv. | + | * Start it up the Raspberry Pi by pluggin in the USB power with HDMI plugged into a monitor or tv. |
| − | Login with: | + | Login with: |
| − | username: pi | + | username: pi |
| − | password raspberry | + | password raspberry |
| − | The first time you load the operating system it comes up with a menu. | + | * The first time you load the operating system it comes up with a menu. |
This menu has an option to enlarge the image to fit the SD card. Run that or you won't have enough space to add FreeSWITCH. | This menu has an option to enlarge the image to fit the SD card. Run that or you won't have enough space to add FreeSWITCH. | ||
| − | cd /usr/src | + | cd /usr/src |
| − | wget http://fusionpbx.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/scripts/install/ubuntu/install_fusionpbx.sh | + | wget http://fusionpbx.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/scripts/install/ubuntu/install_fusionpbx.sh |
| − | chmod 755 install_fusionpbx.sh | + | chmod 755 install_fusionpbx.sh |
| − | ./install_fusionpbx.sh | + | ./install_fusionpbx.sh |
| − | Take a look at the options available to the script. you could install freeswitch first, and then install fusionpbx or you can install both. | + | * Take a look at the options available to the script. you could install freeswitch first, and then install fusionpbx or you can install both. |
| − | install_fusionpbx.sh install-both auto | + | install_fusionpbx.sh install-both auto |
Recomendations: | Recomendations: | ||
| − | 4gb or larger SD card. | + | * 4gb or larger SD card. |
| − | SQLite is ideal for the Raspberry Pi for the database. Alternatively Postgres also work rather well. | + | * SQLite is ideal for the Raspberry Pi for the database. Alternatively Postgres also work rather well. |
| − | Web server nginx. (saves RAM) | + | * Web server nginx. (saves RAM) |
Revision as of 09:08, 21 October 2012
The following guide is a relatively easy way to install FusionPBX and FreeSWITCH with the ubuntu/debian script.
- Download 'Raspian' image.
http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads
- Write the image to an 2gb+ higher SD card. The following tool is a simple windows application that can write the image to an SD card.
https://launchpad.net/win32-image-writer/+download
- Start it up the Raspberry Pi by pluggin in the USB power with HDMI plugged into a monitor or tv.
Login with: username: pi password raspberry
- The first time you load the operating system it comes up with a menu.
This menu has an option to enlarge the image to fit the SD card. Run that or you won't have enough space to add FreeSWITCH.
cd /usr/src wget http://fusionpbx.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/scripts/install/ubuntu/install_fusionpbx.sh chmod 755 install_fusionpbx.sh ./install_fusionpbx.sh
- Take a look at the options available to the script. you could install freeswitch first, and then install fusionpbx or you can install both.
install_fusionpbx.sh install-both auto
Recomendations:
- 4gb or larger SD card.
- SQLite is ideal for the Raspberry Pi for the database. Alternatively Postgres also work rather well.
- Web server nginx. (saves RAM)
