#yum update -y yum groupinstall 'X Windows System' -y yum groupinstall 'GNOME Desktop Environment' After the PBX In A Flash installation completed I did: LabView execution environment installed on the VM. A virtualization environment using Linux as the hostĥ. A stable build of Asterisk/Dahdi(Zaptel)/FreePBXģ. I need five things to make this work properly.ġ. I want to do some work with LabView and manipulate a shared directory in CentOS/Asterisk where I can drop '.call' files to cause Asterisk to place calls automatically using LabView as a scripting engine of sorts (there are reasons I prefer not to do this with a shell script in Linux). I was always having issues with the PRI cards (Digium TE122Ps) loading properly. I did the PBX In A Flash build because my previous attemps of building from scratch and compiling from source never quite yeilded a bug-free install. Starting from when Dinosaurs Walked The Earth!īegan with a base install of PBX In A Flash (which uses a combination of CentOS 5.5, Asterisk 1.6, Dahdi 2.4.0+2.4.0, Libpri 1.4 and FreePBX 2.6) to set up a base bones open source PBX. So, any links? or alternatively anyone here willing to do me a baseline VB build of XP and link me up via FTP? Does not need to be registered/activiated. I'm NOT looking to pirate Windows XP (there are better OS's out there for that )!!! I have my own Retail registration key TYVM.Īnd for anyone who missed that the first time. vdi image of a Windows XP install that I could possibly register/activate myself. My postulation is it has something to do with the Digium PRI cards I'm running with Asterisk not agreeing with the VB drivers/kernel modules somehow.Īnyway, I want to test this a little further and am on the hunt for a downloadable. So far all of my build attempts using my own copy of WinXP haved ended with a BSOD and I can't figure out why. I have Oracle Virtualbox running on Centos 5.5 and need to get Windows XP up and running in a VM to do some stuff with LabView on this machine.

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