Stretch ships with major package upgrades and changes, such as MariaDB which is replacing MySQL. Based on Raspberry Pi Foundation’s official Raspbian Stretch.Upgrade to FreePBX 14 with many improvements and new features.This image supports Pi 3 B+, Pi 3, Pi 2, B+, B and A models with the following improvements and overall changes compared to the previous Raspbian Jessie based images: RasPBX images based on Raspbian 9 Stretch: Older versions based on Raspbian Buster: Torrent Upgrade to Raspbian Buster, supported for 3 years from now.

Pi 4 with 4GB or 2GB RAM is working fine.

Pi 4 with 8GB RAM hangs when running the upgrades.

Please refer to the previous Stretch based images for Pi 1 and Pi zero hardware.

Pi 1 and Pi zero models are no longer supported.

In case the “Apply Config” button takes very long or never completes, set “Enable Module Signature Checking” to no in Settings – Advanced Settings.

It is recommended to enable “Set Module Admin to Edge mode” in Settings – Advanced Settings and then update all FreePBX modules from the edge track. FreePBX 15 is still in beta stage at the time of this image release.Once your RasPBX has successfully booted, run this command on the console to install the latest additions and improvements ( see upgrades list): raspbx-upgrade The latest image supports Pi 4, Pi 3 and Pi 2 (Pi 1 and Pi zero no longer supported): Torrent RasPBX images based on Raspbian 10 Buster: Due to personal reasons it is unfortunately currently not possible to update the original RasPBX again in order to support the latest Pi 4 hardware revisions. Many thanks to Ronald who continuously updated his project over the years. FreePBX 15 or 16 plus Asterisk 15, 16, 17, 18, or 19 on a Raspberry Pi with Buster or Bullseye:

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