Oren,
After you created your SD card, does it mount on your PC/Mac ? Does it show a
RUNNIX volume with an "os" directory ?
If so, then describe what hardware you are using.
Which img.gz board type did you use, geni586 (Generic i586) ?
Which version did you use, 0.7.10 or the 1.0-beta ?
Lonni
Hi,
I am using the instructions in this document
http://doc.astlinux.org/userdoc:new-install
to install the image on an SD card.
When I boot from the SD card after performing the dd command, all that I
can see is a prompt with blank screen.
What am I missing here?
Can this setting work at all o
Darrick, Michael, Lonnie:
I was using a video console, and do not have persistent storage installed
or configured. My "production" version of AstLinux is based entirely off of
a single CF card; no additional cards/sticks present. What I was attempting
to do was to try a fresh (brand new) install w
BINGO!!
It works. The old file was corrupted. It was not a text file anymore. I am
using a USB key to run astlinux, it got corrupted after only like 4 months
of use.
After the reboot when I upgraded to 0.7.10, i had corrupted disk errors so
I ran fsck to fix em. I thought everything was ok and th
That would explain your problem. :-)
You should have dnsmasq running.
What is your "/mnt/kd/dnsmasq.static" file ? It is created/defaults to the
file "/stat/etc/dnsmasq.static" when initially setup.
If in doubt,
$ cp /stat/etc/dnsmasq.static /mnt/kd/dnsmasq.static
$ service dnsmasq init
you
I just noticed errors about dnsmasq. Do i need dnsmasq running for adresses
to get resolved?
Here are the errors i get in the logs :
Oct 31 17:37:52 pbx daemon.crit dnsmasq[1950]: bad option at line 1 of
/etc/dnsmasq.static
Oct 31 17:37:52 pbx daemon.crit dnsmasq[1950]: FAILED to start up
2011
Etienne,
Please post here if you can't get this resolved. I have not seen such an issue.
dnsmasq has not changed since 0.7.8 .
Lonnie
On Oct 31, 2011, at 4:48 PM, Etienne Gouin wrote:
> Astlinux is behind my home router at 192.168.1.1 that uses DD-WRT. All my
> computers uses 192.168.1.1 as
Astlinux is behind my home router at 192.168.1.1 that uses DD-WRT. All my
computers uses 192.168.1.1 as DNS server. My computer can browse and ping
domains without problem so i am pretty sure the router and DNS server are
working fine since all computers here still works without problem as usual.
I
So you have an upstream router that is actually doing the public DNS forwarding
?
If you are not already, try the OpenDNS DNS IP's: 208.67.222.222 and
208.67.220.220 in your upstream router as a test.
Can you ping your current public DNS IP's ?
My guess it was a coincidence your upstream DNS f
I just upgraded to 0.7.10 from 0.7.9 and now the domain names does not get
resolved anymore. I have 2 SIP trunks. One is registering to an ip, works
fine. The other one registers to a domain name and cannot register. I ssh d
into the box and tried to ping google.com it does not work but I can ping
John,
There is a process to do remote upgrades, but you will need to be very careful
with order of operations (or you could have a problem).
When everything is ready, we will publish that information in the wiki.
Darrick
From: John Novack [mailto:jnov...@stromberg-carlson.org]
Sent: Monday, Oc
the more dens servers the better. I think 4 will suffice.
Just use spaces in between.
On Mon, Oct 31, 2011 at 2:11 PM, Nedi wrote:
> I have sometimes problems with DNS and registering to voip provider with
> aslinux if I use Swisscom ADSL as Provider.
>
> With other Swiss provider I don't
I have sometimes problems with DNS and registering to voip provider with
aslinux if I use Swisscom ADSL as Provider.
With other Swiss provider I don't have any Problems only with Swisscom ADSL.
Can anyone tell me how to put more than one DNS in the Astlinux gui? should I
use space be
Darrick Hartman wrote:
Also, to be clear, the new runnix-4 files are not usable with the 0.7.x branch
at all. The 1.0.x branch needs a new version of runnix because the version of
squashfs changed (and is not backwards compatible).
Darrick
Does this mean that, going forward, remote upgr
Hi Shamus,
We need to understand what is going on in more detail. The RUNNIX changes from
0.7.7 to 0.7.8 is very minor and should not effect booting at all, and both are
using the same version of syslinux to perform the initial boot. I don't think
it is RUNNIX.
Are you using a video or seria
Am 31.10.2011 um 15:02 schrieb Shamus Rask:
> I was able to go and purchase a different 4GB CF card yesterday and tried
> again--same result. This got me thinking that maybe my motherboard was having
> some sort of other issue with the current release. I downloaded AstLinux
> 0.7.7 (prior to cu
Shamus,
If you're seeing that rc.modules is read only, you do not have a unionfs
partition (which you will need to make changes to that file).
You can try:
modprobe r8169
To see if that is in-fact, the correct module for that board (I'm pretty sure
it is since I have one of the Jetway w
I wonder ( with no Mac experience ) if THAT might be the issue.
What I do with my thin client SBC installs is simply to boot the board with a
thumb drive with DSL ( Damn Small Linux ) installed on it, and a late version
of the AstLinux image. then I first clear the CF card partition ( may not e
I was able to go and purchase a different 4GB CF card yesterday and tried
again--same result. This got me thinking that maybe my motherboard was
having some sort of other issue with the current release. I downloaded
AstLinux 0.7.7 (prior to current RUNNIX release) and tried again... this
time, succ
Am 28.10.2011 um 16:54 schrieb Michael Keuter:
> Am 28.10.2011 um 16:29 schrieb Graziano Brioschi:
>
>> Hi all
>>
>> we are using some ASTlinux systems (asterisk 1.4.x) with OpenVOX ISDN
>> 4/2 ports (chipset HFC-4S), some other with OpenVOX o no-brand monoisdn
>> cards (chipset HFC-PCI) in T
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