Jon Marler

That all sounds personal to me. Nerd Vittles uses RonR's scripts and does give attribution . I will admit he has had some low spots, but the latest release is solid and a huge improvement over vanilla raspbx. I expect any raspberry pi to eventually kill the SD card and use SSD via USB for anything I care about, or move it to a docker or VM if its super important to me. I have a stack of dead SD cards of every brand and size, but none from an asterix system. HomeAssistant is by far the worst OSS project...

I would suggest this one from Nerd Vittles: http://nerdvittles.com/?p=30403 They have been pretty good at supporting users with upgrades and not marooning everyone. One of the goals of the latest project is being able to do a backup and restore to upgrade to new versions. It's an absolutely critical feature if you don't want to spend hours reconfiguring every major release. This specific release takes the best of multiple projects, including Raspbx, and combines it into one great preinstalled package....

I abandoned this project due to the fact that they marooned us all without a path to migrate to newer versions. There are other projects out there that have figured out how to solve that problem and wont leave you stranded. I would suggest you spend your efforts getting one of those setup instead.

Is this project dead? Am I just better off moving away from this project? If it's not possible to upgrade, and I have to build again from scratch, maybe it's just better to move on to a new platform.

I have looked through the forums here and online and I can't seem to find a clearly defined path to upgrade from the Jesse based FreePBX 13 image to the Stretch based FreePBX 14 image. I have tried a partial backup/restore, which breaks the modules. Is there any path other than completely setting it up from scratch? I can't seem to find anything here or elsewhere.