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Thank you for the pointer! This indeed seems to confirm to me that the RASPBX distribution is always the latest and finest one.

With the latest RASPBX image of October 2017, I see now that FreePBX 14 is available for the Raspbian Stretch platform, which is great. I'm wondering what could be the reason of using RAPBPX's own Asterisk version rather than the Raspbian Stretch's default Asterisk package. Asterisk 13.17 is now also part of this lastest OS distribution, and unless I missed something, maintenance ought to be greatly reduced relying on the default distributed package.

I see now that FreePBX 14 is available for the Raspbian Stretch platform, which is great. I'm wondering what could be the reason of using RAPBPX's own Asterisk version rather than the Raspbian Stretch's default Asterisk package. Asterisk 13.17 is now also part of this lastest OS distribution, and unless I missed something, maintenance ought to be greatly reduced relying on the default distributed package.

Above looks very good. Any chance to get the bespoken library also available for Asterisk 11 running on Raspbian Wheezy (using a Raspberry Pi 1 B+)? Im following the instructions Compiling G.729 for RasPBX, however do not seem to get it running with. Any pointer appreciated, and will look into this further...

Above looks very good. Any chance to get the bespoken library also available for Asterisk 11 running on Raspbian Wheezy (using a Raspberry Pi 1 B+)? Im following the instructions Compiling G.729 for RasPBX, however do not seem to get it running with. Any pointer appreciated, and will look into this further...

Above looks very good. Any chance to get the bespoken library also available for Asterisk 11 running on Raspbian Wheezy (using a Raspberry Pi 1 B+)? Im following the instructions Compiling G.729 for RasPBX, however do not seem to get it running with. Any pointer appreciated, and will look into this further...

Above looks very good. Any chance to get the bespoken library also available for Asterisk 11 running on Raspbian Wheezy? Im following the instructions Compiling G.729 for RasPBX, however do not seem to get it running with. Any pointer appreciated, and will look into this further...

It would be nice indeed to have instructions on how to install "RasPBX" from the author's original repository rather then downloading the source and header files and compile the lot. Or are there many tweaks to be taken into consideration?