FreeSWITCH now compiles in AsLinux:
http://www.astlinux.org
AstLinux with the new bootloader Runnix (or you could just use
syslinux) boots from flash. It also boots from PXE, ISO, disk, etc.
Pretty much anything :).
FreeSWITCH (compiled against uClibc) is about 3.3MB and as Tony
pointed out, mod_sofia is 1.2MB of that. The sample configs and
sounds are much larger. Luckily the sounds compress well with
something like squashfs.
Put it this way:
- Default AstLinux install (quite a bit of stuff these days)
- FreeSWITCH (default mods + mod_xml_curl, -spidermonkey, but w/ lua,
snom, vmd, and others)
- Sample configs (pretty big too but also compress well)
- 8k Sounds (HUGE, but compress well)
- Native sounds (G723, G729, GSM, PCMU, PCMA all 8K obviously)
Results in a squashfs disk image of about 41MB. You could run off a
64MB flash drive and have plenty left over for your union filesystem
(configs, etc). :)
Be aware that if you are going to run from such a config we
recommend the default (which is to run AstLinux from RAM). Otherwise
you take quite a hit reading audio from a squashfs filesystem.
If you want an ISO to boot on a generic machine (VMware, virtualbox,
etc work too) let me know.
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 8:50 AM, EdPimentl <edpimentl@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello FS Members,
>
> Are there any example of FS running on a Thumb Flash USB?
> Thanks in advance,
> -E
>
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