Re: [maemo-developers] Asterisk 1.2.0 - successfully run on Nokia 770

[Razvan Dragomirescu]

Sorry, answered to the wrong part of the thread :(... GMail just gets to me sometimes..... The answer was meant to connect to Greg's reply...

 

Razvan

 

On 12/3/05, Razvan Dragomirescu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Ok, that explains it :). I guess I need to brush up on my Linux administration skills, I guess I've been doing programming for too long. I have noticed though that the app is much more stable if I create a swap file of 16MB on the MMC card, like this

 

dd if=/dev/zero of=/media/mmc1/extraswap bs=1024 count=16384

mkswap /media/mmc1/extraswap 16384

swapon /media/mmc1/extraswap

 

(all of the above obviously run as root)

 

For some reason, doing the same with a file located in the internal flash memory won't work (swapon exits with "Invalid argument").

 

Was I correct in assuming that in a memory low situation, the system might kill my Asterisk process? I haven't done much to optimize its memory footprint, I've just taken out the modules that were preventing it from starting. Everything else is still in there, I'm working on cleaning it up a bit before I package it for the world.

 

Thanks again,

Razvan

 

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Cayenne Graphics SRL

 

On 11/30/05, Adam Laurie <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

Razvan Dragomirescu wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> This device is amazing! I have managed to compile and run the latest
> version of Asterisk (1.2.0) on the Nokia 770. Some codecs had to be
> taken out (ilbc and lpc10) and also some of the apps (SMS, SQLite), but
> the rest of it works great. I have connected a WiFi SIP phone (Zyxel
> P2000W) and placed a call to Digium's test servers. All worked like a
> charm, voice quality is quite good. I haven't had time to package this
> (literally tested it a few minutes ago), but I will try to find time for
> it during the next few days (I have to learn how that's done, never done
> this before).
>
> If anyone's interested in giving me a hand with this "PBX in your
> pocket" thing :) , feel free to drop me an email.

Very cool!

I have some Cisco VOIP kit so I'd be happy to beta test if you want to
send me the makefile patches etc.

cheers,
Adam
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Cayenne Graphics SRL

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