@ Bodhi, I got everything working now. As you noticed I had booted in to the Pogo OS because debian was not booting, but I have it worked out now. I appreciate the help.by lewy1 - Debian
Hi, I have the new uboot installed and in the past had no problem booting Debian from a USB drive, but recently I tried a few times with Bodhi's latest rootfs image and for some reason it won't boot. Here is the output from/usr/sbin/fw_printenv Pogoplug:~$ /usr/sbin/fw_printenv ethact=egiga0 bootdelay=3 baudrate=115200 mainlineLinux=yes console=ttyS0,115200 led_init=green blby lewy1 - Debian
STuPiDiCuS Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You could try FusionPBX, I run it on my Debian v4 > pogoplugs just fine. It'd run even better on an > E02. > > Install with > http://fusionpbx.googlecode.com/svn/branches/dev/s > cripts/install/ubuntu/install_fusionpbx.sh > > Instructions/documentation at: > http://wiki.fusby lewy1 - Debian
Thanks to both of you. I will explore both options.by lewy1 - Debian
Any one have an up to date guide for installing a PBX with a GUI. A long time ago I tried Asterisk with FreePBX but ran in to trouble with FreePBX and could not get it resolved. Thanksby lewy1 - Debian
Thanks bodhi. I ttok a look at the post you linked to. Just to make sure I get it right, how do I check if my uboot requires ext2 or ext3? Also after installing the rootfs what's the next step? Sorry I'm not a linux expert and have forgotten some of what I knew. It's been some time since I played around with the Pogoplug. Thanksby lewy1 - Debian
I just saw that this was dealt with in Jeff's post here. Yet after following his instructions there I'm now getting the following error. Pogoplug:~$ rm /usr/sbin/debootstrap rm: cannot remove '/usr/sbin/debootstrap': No such file or directory Pogoplug:~$ cd /tmp Pogoplug:/tmp$ rm kirkwood.debian-wheezy.sh Pogoplug:/tmp$ rm -rf kirkwood.debian-wheezy.sh <projects.dooby lewy1 - Debian
Getting debootstrap failure. I'm no expert but it seems like the kernel is too old. Here is the log. Connecting to cdn.debian.net (129.143.116.10:80) debootstrap.invalid_ 0% | | 0 --:--:-- ETA debootstrap.invalid_ 100% |*******************************| 164k --:--:-- ETA Connecting to cdn.debian.net (129.143.116.10:80) debootstrap.invalid_ 0by lewy1 - Debian
I'm using a flash drive (cruzer), Ext2. Thanks for the response.by lewy1 - uBoot
Thanks for your hard work! Instruction are clear and I installed the new uboot without a hitch. I have been having ocassional problems upon rebooting where I would see in net console that it reached the point of starting kernel but after waiting I can't access the server through ssh and everything else looks like it's not working (I can't access web pages). Having no choice I pullby lewy1 - uBoot
I tried using the script from the above link, but in the middle I got the following errors +----------------------------------------------------------------+ +----------------------------------------------------------------+ | MySQL | +----------------------------------------------------------------+ Press <enter> to continue Mby lewy1 - Debian
Thanks to the help of twinclouds and some other members here I successfully installed asterisk-1.8.9.2. I would like to get FreePBX up and running but have no idea how. The only guide I found online is the the script from corenetworks available here, but it installs asterisk for you and I already have asterisk installed. I believe that other things need to be fixed like the asterisk download locaby lewy1 - Debian
My next problem now. How do I install freepbx. The guide by twinclouds doesn't explain that part. The other guide at plugpbx uses the script from corenetworks which includes the installation of asterisk. How do I do this with the current asterisk installed. EDIT: I think I'm going to start this as a new topic, hopefully I'll get some help.by lewy1 - Debian
Thanks to everyone here for the help. I just reinstalled from scratch and everything went without a hitch.by lewy1 - Debian
restamp Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can't suggest a solution to lewy1, or even > suggest anything to try, but I did build > asterisk-1.8.9.2 earlier this week from source on > a Pogo E02 without any problems, so I can attest > that it is doable. I did not have to make any > changes to utils.c. I also checked and > found thby lewy1 - Debian
@twinclouds Thanks. I'm still hoping for some help regarding the error I encountered when running the "make" command as posted above in post # 4.by lewy1 - Debian
Sure. I tried it both with arm and arm5tel.by lewy1 - Debian
OK, I got a new problem now. After running ./configure and selecting the modules I started compiling by running "make". I'm getting this error Error: unknown architecture `arm' Error: unrecognized option -march=arm src/add.c:1: error: bad value (arm) for -march= switch make[2]: *** Error 1 make[1]: *** Error 2 make: *** Error 2 A similar error is reported here.by lewy1 - Debian
Thanks. Sorry about that, I read the whole thread a long time ago and now just went to the first post.by lewy1 - Debian
I'm trying to install Asterisk based on twinclouds guide here. In the guide he mentions the following After opening utils.c do the following: (1) Under the line: #include asterisk/config.h add the following line: #define __arm__ 1 (2) Search for "__sparc__" and replace the line "#ifdef __sparc__" with: #if defined(__sparc__) || defined(__arm__) for tby lewy1 - Debian
Ok, I wasn't aware of that. By the way your great tutorials for asterisk and freepbx is part of what convinced me to get the Pogoplug. Thanksby lewy1 - Debian
I assume this isn't the brightest question but my Linux knowledge is less than basic. Being that there is always a risk in replacing the bootloader, assuming I already have the new uboot installed how would I go about installing Debian on a flash drive without reinstalling the bootloader. As far as I can tell the Debian installer script automatically also replaces the bootloader. Thanksby lewy1 - Debian
Regarding the pink pogoplug v2 (POGO-E02) there was a thread about the uboot configured to see only 128mb RAM, see here http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,472. Was the uboot here ever updated to utilize the full 256mb. I can't seemto find anything about it being changed. Baically, I want to know if following the instruction to install Debian will allow usage of all 256mb RAM. Thanksby lewy1 - uBoot
Thanks. That's certainly great for a start. I do understand that it's a complex topic and can't be fully covered in a forum post, that is why I wrote that maybe someone can cover the basics that apply to the typical usage of a Pogoplug for newbies, which is not a full blown server. Also like I wrote, I think the most important thing is a basic explanation of the risks, so at leastby lewy1 - Debian
My POGO-E02 is on it's way to me, and while I was reading up about installing Debian and other apps, I realized that based on what I've read there are many security issues with a server and I have no idea what to worry about and how to secure my server. In my case I want to install Asterisk + FreePBX, Samba and maybe a file server. In the future I might add more. I have no idea whetherby lewy1 - Debian