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ASL 1.01 Intel/AMD Latest AllStarLink installer for x86/AMD
Pi 1.01 Latest AllStarLink image for the Raspberry Pi
ASL Images AllStarLink Images
ASL FAQ - Install ASL on your existing Debian box or VM

Note: The ASL 1.01 installer is a Network installer and still uses the dvswitch.org site to download the .deb install files.

ASL Beta Images

The distribution has been updated to Debian 10 (buster) to allow users to use the latest apt packages, kernels, and boot on a Raspberry Pi 2, 3, or 4. The core Asterisk AllStarLink version has also been updated to 2.0.0-beta, and has several updates and fixes. Beta images should only be used by advanced users. Use at your own risk.

ASL 2 Beta Changelog

Have fun!

Beta Download

AllStarLink ASL 2.0.0-beta Images for Intel/AMD and the Raspberry Pi 2, 3, or 4

These are the same files but without html page in front of them:

ASL Images Beta AllStarLink BETA Images Repository
Pi2-3-4 BETA AllStarLink image for the Raspberry Pi 2, 3, or 4

Beta Documentation

ASL Beta Documentation

Install from ASL Repository

As an alternative to installing the ASL image, you can install Debian 10 (11 and 12 soon, I hope) yourself and then add the ASL repo. This is the recommended procedure to install on a VM where a .iso cannot be uploaded. The DAHDI package can be finicky with newer kernels and this won't work if the Linux headers don't match the Linux kernel.

Install the ASL Repository

As root (or with sudo) run the following commands to install the ASL repo. Overwrite the keyring file if prompted.

apt update
apt install curl gpg

cd /tmp
wget http://apt.allstarlink.org/repos/asl_builds/install-allstarlink-repository
chmod +x install-allstarlink-repository
./install-allstarlink-repository

Install ASL

Next as root (or with sudo) run the following commands to install ASL.

apt -y install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
apt -y install asl-asterisk
apt -y install allstar-helpers
apt -y install asl-dahdi-linux
apt -y install asl-update-node-list

If you are installing on a Raspberry Pi add:

apt -y install asl-raspberrypi-kernel
apt -y install asl-raspberrypi-kernel-headers

Bug Reports

Have a problem with the new ASL? Submit a bug/issue report here:

https://github.com/AllStarLink/ASL-Live-Build/issues

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-* [http://downloads.allstarlink.org/ASL_Images/Intel-AMD/ ASL 1.01 Intel/AMD] Latest AllStarLink installer for x86/AMD (main site)
+__NOTOC__
-* [http://dvswitch.org/files/ASL_Images/Intel-AMD/ ASL 1.01 Intel/AMD] Latest AllStarLink installer for x86/AMD (alternative site)
+* [http://downloads.allstarlink.org/ASL_Images/Intel-AMD/ ASL 1.01 Intel/AMD] Latest AllStarLink installer for x86/AMD
 * [http://downloads.allstarlink.org/ASL_Images/Raspberry_Pi/ Pi 1.01] Latest AllStarLink image for the Raspberry Pi
-* [http://dvswitch.org/files/ASL_Images/Raspberry_Pi/ Pi 1.01] Latest AllStarLink image for the Raspberry Pi (alternative site)
+* [http://downloads.allstarlink.org/ASL_Images/ ASL Images] AllStarLink Images
-* [http://downloads.allstarlink.org/ASL_Images/ ASL Repo] AllStarLink Image Repository
 * [[ASL FAQ]] - Install ASL on your existing Debian box or VM
 Note:  The ASL 1.01 installer is a Network installer and still uses the '''dvswitch.org''' site to download the .deb install files.
-=== Beta Images ===
+=== ASL Beta Images ===
-Beta images should only be used by advanced users. Use at your own risk.
+The distribution has been updated to Debian 10 (buster) to allow users to use the latest apt packages, kernels, and boot on a Raspberry Pi 2, 3, or 4.
+The core Asterisk AllStarLink version has also been updated to 2.0.0-beta, and has several updates and fixes. Beta images should only be used by advanced users. Use at your own risk.
+[https://github.com/AllStarLinkInc/ASL-Live-Build/blob/develop/CHANGELOG.md ASL 2 Beta Changelog]
+Have fun!
+=== Beta Download ===
+* [http://downloads.allstarlink.org/index.php?b=ASL_Images_Beta AllStarLink ASL 2.0.0-beta] Images for Intel/AMD and the Raspberry Pi 2, 3, or 4
+These are the same files but without html page in front of them:
 * [http://downloads.allstarlink.org/ASL_Images_Beta/ ASL Images Beta] AllStarLink BETA Images Repository
 * [http://downloads.allstarlink.org/ASL_Images_Beta/Raspberry_Pi2_3_4/ Pi2-3-4] BETA AllStarLink image for the Raspberry Pi 2, 3, or 4
-=== Beta Apt Repo ===
+=== Beta Documentation ===
-You can install Debian 10 and add our beta apt repo instead of using an image. Add a file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/allstar.list and the following contents:
- deb http://apt.allstarlink.org/repos/asl_builds buster main
+[[ASL Beta Documentation]]
+=== Install from ASL Repository ===
+As an alternative to installing the ASL image, you can install Debian 10 (11 and 12 soon, I hope) yourself and then add the ASL repo. This is the recommended procedure to install on a VM where a .iso cannot be uploaded. The DAHDI package can be finicky with newer kernels and this won't work if the Linux headers don't match the Linux kernel.
+==== Install the ASL Repository ====
+As root (or with sudo) run the following commands to install the ASL repo. Overwrite the keyring file if prompted.
+<pre>
+apt update
+apt install curl gpg
+cd /tmp
+wget http://apt.allstarlink.org/repos/asl_builds/install-allstarlink-repository
+chmod +x install-allstarlink-repository
+./install-allstarlink-repository
+</pre>
+==== Install ASL ====
+Next as root (or with sudo) run the following commands to install ASL.
+ apt -y install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
+ apt -y install asl-asterisk
+ apt -y install allstar-helpers
+ apt -y install asl-dahdi-linux
+ apt -y install asl-update-node-list
+If you are installing on a Raspberry Pi add:
+ apt -y install asl-raspberrypi-kernel
+ apt -y install asl-raspberrypi-kernel-headers
+=== Bug Reports ===
+Have a problem with the new ASL? Submit a bug/issue report here:
- apt-get update
+https://github.com/AllStarLink/ASL-Live-Build/issues
- apt-get install asl-asterisk
- apt-get install allstar-helpers
- apt-get install asl-dahdi