First the RaspberryPi has very limited CPU power as is. The most I have gotten out of it SIP to SIP is just a few calls... adding something like a SangomaUSBfxo is another matter itself... This will require most likely that they have released full sources for the USBfxo drivers and you build/install the drivers as normal. Then theres the question of if there is enough CPU Power to handle everything. I would guess there is enough for 1 or 2 calls but probably not much more then that. (This is just a gut guess from running just FS and mod_portaudio for using USB sound devices)

The best advise I can offer here is quit treating the RPi like its something special, its really not when it comes to installing software on a linux platform. What makes is special is its very small and very inexpensive. 


On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 9:52 AM, Fernando Villarroel <fvillarroel@yahoo.com> wrote:
Dear All.

Thank you  for all answer.

But my question is not  know how install freeswitch in Raspberry.

My questions is just know your experiences and advices about performance for running FS and anothers software and hardware in Raspberry like:

Sangoma USBfxo
PostgreSQL
Nginx
Django
FreeSWITCH

Or if someone did to make a similar config.

Regards.

Enviado desde mi iPhone

El 04-12-2013, a las 12:06, Brian West <brian@freeswitch.org> escribió:

> Installing freeswitch on a raspberry pi is absolutely no different than any other linux system… I downloaded, Compiled and ran FreeSWITCH without incident.  It just took a long time to compile.  Its always best to actually try something you may be shocked in the results. ;)
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>> I think switchpi.org is not the best source for information because it only gives some source code and info for addons to make freeswitch interface with oldschool phones. It is an interesting project but it doesn't give any information about installing FreeSwitch on a Raspberry, or how to build it, etc
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>> Besides that it would be better if people would bundle their experiences on the wiki because on this mailing list information can't be found easily.
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>> Boris Manojlovic has a repository where you can download deb packages prebuilt for Raspberry PI.
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>> Who will update these pages?
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