Hi everyone,
I am experimenting and trying to run sc_serv (the Linux binary) on a couple of embedded platforms, which *are* running Linux, just not the usual flavour.
The first one is this:
It is a Blackfin based embedded platform, which is sold for about 250 USD and that (1) runs on uCLinux and (2) draws only 5Watts of power from its 12Volts adapter. It is very light and snall, and very stable, at least for the PBX/Asterisk function it is sold. Because in my case this PBX handles very few calls per day (and none at night), it sits almost idle for the most of its time. I then decided to take advantage of the unsued upload bandiwidth and CPU power, and try and install the Linux sc_serv (the 1.9.8) on it, but it doesn't run, complaing about something "ELF" related.
Another interesting piece of embedded hardware I found to be running Linux, is my Netgear router, the DG 834v3; again, sc_serv for Linux would not run, giving out the following error: ' 1: "(" unexpected '
I will be posting screenshots in the following hours, but I wanted to get ahead with the question, may be someone can point me in the right direction.
More widely, there are many many old routers out there that are just embedded platform running some flavour of Linux; does anyone had luck in running sc_serv on any of those virtually free hardwares?
I' ve got my DG834 from the garbage, because it isn't wireless; but it's ADSL2+ compatible and has got 4 ethernet ports .... and many more modem-routers that do not have the ADSL port, but they are only ethernet are going in the garbage these days... those HWs would be perfect for other applications, such as this one.
Thanks for the time taken to read this, I really hope someone can shed some light on this; I did made an extensive search on Google, but I came up with no solution.
Cheers to everyone,
Stefano Mollo.
I am experimenting and trying to run sc_serv (the Linux binary) on a couple of embedded platforms, which *are* running Linux, just not the usual flavour.
The first one is this:
It is a Blackfin based embedded platform, which is sold for about 250 USD and that (1) runs on uCLinux and (2) draws only 5Watts of power from its 12Volts adapter. It is very light and snall, and very stable, at least for the PBX/Asterisk function it is sold. Because in my case this PBX handles very few calls per day (and none at night), it sits almost idle for the most of its time. I then decided to take advantage of the unsued upload bandiwidth and CPU power, and try and install the Linux sc_serv (the 1.9.8) on it, but it doesn't run, complaing about something "ELF" related.
Another interesting piece of embedded hardware I found to be running Linux, is my Netgear router, the DG 834v3; again, sc_serv for Linux would not run, giving out the following error: ' 1: "(" unexpected '
I will be posting screenshots in the following hours, but I wanted to get ahead with the question, may be someone can point me in the right direction.
More widely, there are many many old routers out there that are just embedded platform running some flavour of Linux; does anyone had luck in running sc_serv on any of those virtually free hardwares?
I' ve got my DG834 from the garbage, because it isn't wireless; but it's ADSL2+ compatible and has got 4 ethernet ports .... and many more modem-routers that do not have the ADSL port, but they are only ethernet are going in the garbage these days... those HWs would be perfect for other applications, such as this one.
Thanks for the time taken to read this, I really hope someone can shed some light on this; I did made an extensive search on Google, but I came up with no solution.
Cheers to everyone,
Stefano Mollo.
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