Bought a Raspberry pi to go with my OBi
drgeoff:
The green ACT LED (beside the audio socket) is the equivalent of the hard disk activity LED which used to be on the front of all PCs. If during the first 20 seconds it flashes briefly just once or not at all then the RPi is not booting. Period.
Possible reasons for above:
1. Bad power. (PSU or cable)
2. Wrongly written or damaged file system on SD card.
3. Firmware on SD card is too old to support the RAM chip on the RPi.
4. Card socket fingers not making contact with all pads of the SD card. Physical damage, bent fingers, curved SD card etc.
If you cannot get it to boot anything I suggest you read the stickies in the troubleshooting section of the forum at raspberrypi.org.
Usetheforceobiwan:
I bought my son a Pi last Christmas. Bought the Canna(?) Kit which included a pre-loaded image on a Micro SD card that came with a cute little SD card adapter with a raspberry on it. Spent hours trying to get it to boot the first time and I thought I had purchased a bad board. Turns out the cute little SD card adapter was defective as I finally had the thought to try it in another device. Got out another SD card adapter, stuck it in the Pi and it booted pronto.
noobee:
Quote from: drgeoff on May 22, 2014, 02:55:37 am
The green ACT LED (beside the audio socket) is the equivalent of the hard disk activity LED which used to be on the front of all PCs. If during the first 20 seconds it flashes briefly just once or not at all then the RPi is not booting. Period.
Possible reasons for above:
1. Bad power. (PSU or cable)
2. Wrongly written or damaged file system on SD card.
3. Firmware on SD card is too old to support the RAM chip on the RPi.
4. Card socket fingers not making contact with all pads of the SD card. Physical damage, bent fingers, curved SD card etc.
If you cannot get it to boot anything I suggest you read the stickies in the troubleshooting section of the forum at raspberrypi.org.
Here's the news, I switched the SD card and everything went well. I noticed that the SD card had the minor damage on the contacts end. I used another card sitting around - 8GB - Class 4 and installed Raspbx image and followed all the remaining steps as mentioned on nerdvittles 8222 page.
Now that Raspbx and Incredible PBX are installed and my RPi is accessible via SSH, wondering what should be my next steps for setting up Google Voice + Obi = Free Incoming/Outgoing calls. ::)
corporate_gadfly:
Quote from: noobee on May 22, 2014, 05:42:35 am
Now that Raspbx and Incredible PBX are installed and my RPi is accessible via SSH, wondering what should be my next steps for setting up Google Voice + Obi = Free Incoming/Outgoing calls. ::)
You could follow instructions on this blog. I used it to run Asterisk off of a Linux VPS (hosted outside my network obviously).
azrobert:
Twinclouds installed Asterisk differently, so I wouldn't use his guide. A lot of what he does doesn't apply.
Look at his patch. I would screw up trying to key that in.
I would start with the following. Hope I didn't forget anything.
cd /root
wget http://pygooglevoice.googlecode.com/files/pygooglevoice-0.5.tar.gz
tar zxvf pygooglevoice-0.5.tar.gz
Use WinSCP to apply the fixes.
You can copy and paste the following code.
Go to folder pygoooglevoice-0.5/googlevoice
Update gvoice.py with:
Code:
galx = re.search(r"name=\"GALX\"\s+type=\"hidden\"\s+value=\"(.+)\"", content).group(1)
Update settings.py with:
Code:
LOGIN = 'https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=grandcentral&continue=https://www.google.com/voice'
Then do the install:
cd pygooglevoice-0.5
python setup.py install
I don't have time to do more.
Follow this to configure Freepbx:
http://tech.iprock.com/?p=9784
Edit:
You are replacing a line of code in each of the above modules.
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