[WM: MySQL credentials are user: root with password: raspberry]

It would be nice to have a link to the "recommended" power supplies and not the "not recommended" ones.

[WM: You just did. 😉 Thanks.

FATAL: Error inserting 8192cu (/lib/modules/3.2.27+/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/8192cu.ko): Invalid module format

Kernel is 3.2.27+
Module vermagic is "3.2.27+ preempt mod_unload modversions ARMv6 p2v8″

[WM: Download Mr. Engman’s script and rerun it. That should fix anything that has come unglued. Here’s the message thread covering the script.]

Like with the raspberry pi os install all you have to do it use win32diskimager to write it to the sd card and your done for the most part.

[WM: Works just like the Raspberry Pi OS install as far as getting the image onto an SD card. There still are some configuration steps to secure your server, add a Google Voice trunk, and connect one or more phones. These are all covered in the tutorial. If you can bake slice-and-bake cookies, you can handle this.]

[WM: Uh, David. Better read the article again. The .img file is always included in the download tarball.]

[WM: We document major changes in the Raspberry Pi thread on the PIAF Forum. Sometimes this includes technical details and sometimes not. It would double or triple the development time (in addition to being something we hate doing) to create a running tutorial of everything that goes into the secret sauce. It’s really not a secret. It’s just a pain in the ass. All of the code is in the latest image, and you’re welcome to extract from it anything you desire subject to the GPL licenses covering the components.]

[WM: Copy down any additions/settings you’ve added to your current build. Then download the new image and copy in your settings. That’s the best we can do with image builds. So… keep good notes. We do. 😉 ]

I think the bottleneck would be with CPU and RAM usage. I tested with ulaw.

[WM: Then it wouldn’t cost $35. Sorry. Maybe this one. 😉 ]

[WM: That depends on many variables. You’ll just have to try it in your own environment. Two or three simultaneous calls seem to work fine without transcoding and assuming you have the 300K of bandwidth to support the calls.]

One question, I am experiencing some problem with the Follow Me function. On my previous few Freepbx installations, I am able to get Follow Me to work with say Ext 101 Follow me to 102, and 102 Follow me to an external number. But on IncrediblePi, I am only able to get the first Follow Me rule to work, eg. 101 to 102, and not 102 to external number.

I’m using 1.5 by the way.

Thanks! 🙂

[WM: Log into your server and run free to see how much RAM you have left. I suspect you may be about maxed out. Try this or post on the forums, and we can troubleshoot it further.]

Is this possible to setup to boot/run from USB instead of SD?
I’d like the option of using it with an external USB HD.

[WM: Take a look at this thread on the Raspberry Pi Forum.]

But I am happy to be running your version now!
When i am complete with setting it up, it will be functioning like a previous frrepbx I had on far less power!

Is it possible to dial SIP URI without creating a custom extension for each one? What if i wanted to call hello@sip2sip.info, I would need to create a custom ext for this? Is it possible to append @sip2sip.info onto the end of an address?

Its nice to see google voice is functioning with this pbx. I gave up on gvoice and freepbx back in December 2010 (shortly after i discovered VOIP) since things between digium and gvoice broke. Nice to see its working!

I think you did a good job with the number of modules you installed, not overboard and enough for people to experiment with.

I look forward to v1.3 but its hard to imagine what there is to improve on!

Thank you!

[WM: Thanks. Here’s the module you need to add for SIP URI dialing.]

[WM: Probably. 😉 ]

[WM: Yep. Busy day!]