dkgroot/synlogy_debian_installer

automated synlogy debian installer including development packags to compile asterisk and chan-sccp-b

Automated debian installer on synology NAS

This includes all the necessary development package to compile and install asterisk-11/asterisk-13 and the latest chan-sccp-b.

Stage 1

This has to be executed on any Unix/Linux host system, but not the synology NAS itself. If you are running windows and don't have access to any unix/linux system, you may have to build a small virtual machine to complete this task.

• Log in to your host system (commandline / ssh / telnet)

• Create a new (temp) directory

• Clone this git repository using:

  git clone https://github.com/dkgroot/synlogy_debian_installer.git

• Step into the directory

  cd synlogy_debian_installer

• Execute the stage1 script

  ./stage1.sh <architecture> [system] [asterisk]

  • architecture: matches the cpu type used by your synology device and should be one of powerpc, powerpcspe, ppc64el, armhf, armel, i386, amd64 See: Synology NAS -> architecture table
  • system (optional|default:sid): must be either jessie(stable) or sid(unstable)"
  • asterisk (optional|default:astcompile): should asterisk be compiled from source, or using asterisk-dev package"

• Get a cup of coffee while the first stage completes. The result will be a newly created tgz file, which has to be moved to your synology NAS in the /volume1 directory. This can be done using for example scp, ftp or samba.

Stage 2

• Requirements:

  • You have successfully created the tgz file in the previous stage and transfered the file to your NAS into directory /volume1
  • You have logged into the NAS device using ssh, telnet, serial connection

• Execute the command provided by the stage1.sh script in the one of the last lines, looking like

  cd /volume1/ && tar xzf syno_debian.tgz && /volume1/syno_debian/root/stage2.sh [astpackage]

Finished

Once stage 2 has completed successfully, you will have a fully functional debian chroot environment with asterisk and chan-sccp-b installed on top of your synology base system. The synology operating itself has not been changed. You can use:

switch2debian.sh

to jump in to the debian chroot environment. To get back to the synology base system / prompt, you can use:

exit

Enjoy your new freshly installed asterisk + chan-sccp-b system !