[VoIP] Asterisk on Linksys router

[Andrew Green]

I have DD-wrt running on my WRT54G v5, but it only has 8mb of ram so
I'm only using it as a wireless gateway for the moment. I can't say
much about running Asterisk on one (either a WRT54G or GS) but its
defiantly possible on ones with more than 8mb of ram (like yours , the
WRT54GS and GL (which is the Linux version of the WRT54G)).

-Andrew

On 12/22/06, john jones <jjones3601 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I decided to attempt to get Openwrt and Asterisk
> loaded on a Linksys WRTSL54GS router  ( 266 MHZ
> processer, 32M flash and 1 USB port) in the hopes that
> I can come up with an "appliance" approach for CNET
> wanna-be's who don't want to be bothered with a
> computer.  This router cost ~$105 and for another
> ~$60, an analog interface can be added.  The Linksys
> would continue to provide DSL/cable-modem
> router/port-forwarding/firewall functions and may be
> an attractive option.  I'm trying to produce a  fairly
> detailed HowTo document and am thinking that the
> customizations needed to give an individual system
> it's "personality" could be placed on a USB jump
> drive.  BTW, I just bought a 3-pack of 1G drives for
> $39.95.
>
> I successfully got OpenWRT loaded these evening but
> then  proceeded to brick the device :-(.  I should be
> able to get it back but that will have to wait until
> tomorrow.
>
> Is anyone else working on this?  I'd like to leverage
> as much previous effort as possible (and there is a
> lot out there) but am interested in seeing if anyone
> else is doing this on CNET.
>
> Thanks!
>
> John
>
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