Lonnie,
Thanks for coming to my rescue (yet again).
I wonder if by not using the proper method to revert to runnix-0.4, I've
managed to get the Web Interface out of sync. When I ask it to Show Installed,
I get this reply:
Current version is: runnix-0.4-5339, Previous saved version is: runnix-0.3.3
However, I suspect I'm running the older runnix, since the first thing logged
was use of Busybox v1.12.4.
At this point, shall I use the System tab to "Revert to Previous" to get back
in sync? At this point, I'm not sure which version "Previous" is referring to.
I'd like to revert to runnix-0.3.3 but that's what I'm running.
Thanks for agreeing to take a look at the log. I'll send it to you shortly.
Sorry, I'm not sure what you meant by this question, "Is is possible you
upgraded to a different version of Asterisk than you had previously?" But
perhaps this will answer it:
I had been running 0.7.10.
I changed the Repository URL in the Web interface to this:
http://mirror.astlinux.org/ast18-firmware-1.x
When I clicked "Check for New" firmware, I was advised that I was running
0.7.10 and new version 1.0.1 was available.
After reverting to previous and checking "Show Installed", I now get this:
Current version is: astlinux-0.7.10, Previous saved version is: astlinux-1.0.1
However, from the CLI, I verified that Asterisk 1.8.7.1 is operating. Isn't
that what is supposed to be in 1.0.0? Specifically, core show version reveals
this:
Asterisk 1.8.7.1 built by dhartman @ centos32 on a i686 running Linux on
2011-10-18 03:34:39 UTC
Dan
-----Original Message-----
From: "Lonnie Abelbeck" <li...@lonnie.abelbeck.com>
Sent: Monday, January 16, 2012 12:28pm
To: "AstLinux Users Mailing List" <astlinux-users@lists.sourceforge.net>
Subject: Re: [Astlinux-users] AstLinux 1.01 Released
Hi Dan,
The proper method to revert to runnix-0.3 from runnix-0.4 after you upgraded
was to simply use the System tab ->
RUNNIX Bootloader Upgrade:
[ Revert to Previous ] - Runnix - _x_ Confirm
If you did the above at the same time you reverted from AstLinux 1.0.1 to
AstLinux 0.7.10 in the System tab all would have been good.
In your case, when you reverted to AstLinux 0.7.10 and were able to boot via
"xrunnix" you could have also used the same System tab method to make it stick.
Tom's suggestion should only be used as a last resort, ie, when AstLinux can't
be booted because of a RUNNIX / AstLinux mismatch.
Back to your original issue...
It seems to me your hardware is being recognized properly by AstLinux 1.0.1,
since you booted and SSH and HTTPS worked.
Feel free to privately email your logs to me, that would help.
Is is possible you upgraded to a different version of Asterisk than you had
previously?
Lonnie
On Jan 16, 2012, at 9:20 AM, d...@ryson.org wrote:
> AstLinux Team,
>
> Thank your for your tireless efforts. I know it's often said, but it truly
> bears repeating.
>
> I also appreciate the clear, unambiguous upgrade instructions, which I
> followed explicitly when making the effort to upgrade from 0.7.10 to 1.0.1.
> Everything was going according to the instructions until I rebooted. My
> first indication that things hadn't gone well came from the Web Interface,
> which revealed a number of failed registrations. ("Registration Sent" was
> shown for all providers under SIP Trunk Registrations.)
>
> Further investigation revealed many pages of Notices, Warnings, and Errors in
> the log. There are too many to list here, but I saved the file and would
> gladly forward it to one or more developers by private e-mail. Although I
> was able to access the machine by SSH and HTTPS, it was apparent that much of
> the trouble impacted network functionality. Even a PING to one of our
> providers didn't work. No IP address was revealed, suggesting we were having
> trouble with DNS resolution. I regret that I wasn't able to do more
> troubleshooting; I was anxious to get the unit back in service.
>
> Because the web interface was working, I used it to revert to 0.7.10 and
> reboot. However, the hardware didn't successfully boot. A check of the
> local monitor suggested (I think) that Runnix 0.4 wasn't compatible with
> 0.7.10. After entering "xrunnix" at the local console, everything seems to
> be working as it had before - under Runnix 0.3.3 & AstLinux 0.7.10.
>
> My immediate concern is that I'd like to get the hardware to a point where
> it'll survive a power failure without trying to boot into the new version of
> Runnix or AstLinux. While we don't experience many power failures and the
> PBX is on a big, fat UPS, Murphy's Law dictates that any power failure will
> occur the next time I'm out-of-town or otherwise unavailable. Until a
> solution is found, can you tell me how to temporarily remove the new versions
> of Runnix and AstLinux? That would be very helpful.
>
> Of course, it might also be nice to figure out what's causing this trouble -
> just in case it impacts other users. Also, while AstLinux 0.7.10 is working
> perfectly for my present purposes, I'd prefer to not be stuck-in-time.
>
> By the way, there's a significant likelihood that this problem is a result of
> some hardware incompatibility, which I've had before with this machine. It's
> a HP DC7300, 1.8 GHz Pentium Dual Core Blade Workstation with 512 MB RAM.
> Previously, earlier AstLinux versions wouldn't load from the SATA
> Drive-on-module. That was solved quite some time ago and doesn't seem to be
> the case now. Also, it appears that both NICs are being detected and drivers
> are being loaded.
>
> Thanks in advance for everyone's thoughts and advice.
>
> Dan
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