Trixbox
D-Link DPH-120S and Trixbox
by Craig on Dec.26, 2008, under Trixbox
Recently I purchased the D-Link DPH-120S as a trial and I have been impressed so far.
Setup with Trixbox was pretty easy, I only had to change the DTMF Method to outband and of course add the SIP account settings.
It has all the basic features you need like missed call log and message lamp indicator.
The sound quality is certainly better than the two DECT cordless phones I have running through a WAP54GP2 but that’s just cordless phones for you.
Trixbox 2.6 on VMWare Server 1.0.x
by Craig on Jul.10, 2008, under Trixbox
After downloading TrixBox 2.6 VMWare image and trying to get it to work VMWare Server 1.0.x and found that it was created for VMWare Workstation 6, VMWare Player or VMWare Server 2 Beta. I decided to convert the VMWare image for ver 1.0.x use.
The process I did.
Downloaded the TrixBox VMWare image
Grabbed QEmuInstall(do a google search and download it) if you are Windows user, if not install the qemu package on your linux box.
Convert the image from VMWare format to a raw hard disk image.
qemu-img convert trixbox-ce.vmdk -O raw trixbox-raw.hdd
Convert the raw hard disk image back to VMWare format.
qemu-img convert -f raw trixbox-raw.hdd -O vmdk trixbox-ce.vmdk
Then I created a new VMWare Session using an existing disk the trixbox-ce.vmdk
Please note this process requires that you have about 10GB or so of disk space free.
I might share a re-pack of the VMWare image for VMWare Server ver 1.0.x if people are interested. Just leave a comment and let me know what you think.