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> On 26.10.2014 17:08, Ady wrote: > > > >> Hi, > >> > >> when I try to boot my notebook from a USB disc, the system freezes > >> completely. After displaying the text (or menu), it doesn't react to any > >> key, even Ctrl+Alt+Del doesn't work. The config is pretty simple: > >> > >>

On 26.10.2014 17:08, Ady wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> when I try to boot my notebook from a USB disc, the system freezes >> completely. After displaying the text (or menu), it doesn't react to any >> key, even Ctrl+Alt+Del doesn't work. The config is pretty simple: >> >> ------------------------------------------- >> SAY Booting Linux from USB...

The solution you choose should be based on many factors which should include your business requirements, team's experience, your budget, growth expectations and more. You can choose Asterisk or Freeswitch as a platform and start building on that - but it is not simple and being new to VoIP you are likely to make mistakes. The "do-it-yourself" approach will some money initially, but

Has anyone built a game with the dialplan? I would think this would most easily be managed by an AGI, but its possible with realtime extensions. The game would be like 'adventure' that I first played on a prime in 1979. Or any of the infocom games (ie zork). Infact since the infocom spec is known it might be possible to plug in the data files directly from an AGI. If anyone has done

Hi, when I try to boot my notebook from a USB disc, the system freezes completely. After displaying the text (or menu), it doesn't react to any key, even Ctrl+Alt+Del doesn't work. The config is pretty simple: ------------------------------------------- SAY Booting Linux from USB... KERNEL /boot/vmlinuz DEFAULT Vaio PROMPT 1 LABEL Black KERNEL /boot/vmlinuz APPEND ro

Hi all, I'm new to VoIP, now we have a project that needs a PBX with client APPs. In our team we have argument for choosing PBX. By so far, we have following candidates: A: Open source 1) Asterisk PBX (http://www.asterisk.org) (with longest history that almost every one knows it, now the last version using the PJSIP stack) 2) FreeSwitch (http://www.freeswitch.org) (A lot people