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From the Beer, Coffee, and a little DSP » Blog Archive » Asterisk on an FPGA Over the past couple of years a few people have suggested running Asterisk on an FPGA using an embedded processor core. I must admit I had always assumed that the processor would be too slow to be useful, certainly […]

I’ve been experimenting with voice-over-IP telephony using the Asterisk open source PBX system, and I’m at the point where I’d like you to help! I’ve setup a phone number with VoicePulse Connect! to route to my Asterisk server, and configured a very simple extension so that you can record comments about my blog. Whatever charges […]

According to my UPS tracking code, my Sipura SPA-3000 should be awaiting me when I arrive home today, and in a timely fashion, I found this link for setting one up to do free/cheap VOIP: GRYNX » VoIP for free with the Sipura I’ll post a complete review of the device itself after I’ve tinkered […]

Well, I haven’t got it all figured out yet, but here is what I know: It’s not hard to compile asterisk for the amd64, but… You need to be careful compiling the ztdummy kernel module: in particular, you must define USE_RTC when compiling, because the sourcefile incorrectly only checks for USE_RTC if __i386__ is defined, […]