Milton Alvis
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For 5 months, I have remained rather lost getting PBXinAFlash working for our small business via a BeagleBone Black, rev 0A6A, & 32 GB Samsung SDXC card, all purchased as a result of studying Wary Mundy's 8222 December 2014 blog post, our moving office locations & time to fully upgrade away from VoIP+older POTS PBX equipment.
I did eventually manage to get PBXinAFlash to boot and run on the SDXC card, link my SIP.US accounts, etc.
However, after finally figuring out how to flash PBXinAFlash onto the eMMC, eventually getting the GUI display which Ward Mundy showed, I have been unable to get further for the last few weeks, much less link my SIP.US accounts or Yealink phones.
Using any the IP addresses shown in the GUI interface do not link to PBXinAFlash
Explicit suggestions of what I am missing, what to do next would be greatly appreciated.
I have considerable experience with Windows systems (from late 80s DOS on), build my own systems, do programming (mostly high level to integrate mainstream app functions) & minimal Unix experience. However, I'm lost here; too many details not explicitly stated.
Please see the attached Cloud9 image (until I finally saw this, I never knew where the image which Ward Mundy showed on the 8222 blog post came from, a fact not stated in the blog.)
Respectfully,
Milton Alvis
I did eventually manage to get PBXinAFlash to boot and run on the SDXC card, link my SIP.US accounts, etc.
However, after finally figuring out how to flash PBXinAFlash onto the eMMC, eventually getting the GUI display which Ward Mundy showed, I have been unable to get further for the last few weeks, much less link my SIP.US accounts or Yealink phones.
Using any the IP addresses shown in the GUI interface do not link to PBXinAFlash
Explicit suggestions of what I am missing, what to do next would be greatly appreciated.
I have considerable experience with Windows systems (from late 80s DOS on), build my own systems, do programming (mostly high level to integrate mainstream app functions) & minimal Unix experience. However, I'm lost here; too many details not explicitly stated.
Please see the attached Cloud9 image (until I finally saw this, I never knew where the image which Ward Mundy showed on the 8222 blog post came from, a fact not stated in the blog.)
Respectfully,
Milton Alvis