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   - https://pbx/admin/system.php   - https://pbx/admin/system.php
   - The default repository is http://mirror.astlinux.org/firmware   - The default repository is http://mirror.astlinux.org/firmware
 +  - If you want to test Asterisk 1.8 you need to change the "Repository URL" in the Prefs Tab to\\ http://mirror.astlinux.org/ast18-firmware
   - Select "check for new", check the confirm checkbox, then click the firmware button.   - Select "check for new", check the confirm checkbox, then click the firmware button.
  
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   - ''%%upgrade-run-image upgrade http://mirror.astlinux.org/firmware%%''   - ''%%upgrade-run-image upgrade http://mirror.astlinux.org/firmware%%''
   - Reboot when prompted   - Reboot when prompted
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 +//or the URL from above for Asterisk 1.8.//
  
 If you used the firewall in the web GUI in 0.6, you will need to upgrade Arno's firewall: If you used the firewall in the web GUI in 0.6, you will need to upgrade Arno's firewall:
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 **NOTE:** AstLinux supports retaining multiple versions in the %%'%%''os''%%'%% directory.  To determine which revision is booted, a %%'%%''ver''%%'%% file is used.  This ''ver'' file should contain a single line that lists the version to boot (for example: astlinux-0.6.1)  If no ''ver'' file is present, the boot loader will load the 'highest revision', determined alphabetically (so 0.6-2011 would be newer than 0.6.2).  So be careful if upgrading from an SVN version! **NOTE:** AstLinux supports retaining multiple versions in the %%'%%''os''%%'%% directory.  To determine which revision is booted, a %%'%%''ver''%%'%% file is used.  This ''ver'' file should contain a single line that lists the version to boot (for example: astlinux-0.6.1)  If no ''ver'' file is present, the boot loader will load the 'highest revision', determined alphabetically (so 0.6-2011 would be newer than 0.6.2).  So be careful if upgrading from an SVN version!
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 ===== Possible Issues ===== ===== Possible Issues =====
  
 +=== NICs ===
 If your existing 0.6 installation has NICs of more than one type (different chipsets/drivers), there is the possibility that the numbering of these NICs under 0.6 (eg ''eth0'', ''eth1'', etc) will change once upgraded to 0.7. Please bear this in mind, especially if attempting a remote upgrade. For an explanation, see [[userdoc:tt_change_net_hardware|Changing Network Hardware]]. If your existing 0.6 installation has NICs of more than one type (different chipsets/drivers), there is the possibility that the numbering of these NICs under 0.6 (eg ''eth0'', ''eth1'', etc) will change once upgraded to 0.7. Please bear this in mind, especially if attempting a remote upgrade. For an explanation, see [[userdoc:tt_change_net_hardware|Changing Network Hardware]].
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 +=== Asterisk CLI commands ===
 +You may also need to change the Active Channels, Voicemail and Reload Asterisk Commands, in the Prefs tab:
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 +  * Active Channels Command: ''core show channels''
 +  * Voicemail Users Command: ''voicemail show users''
 +  * Reload Voicemail Command: ''module reload app_voicemail.so''
 +  * Reload Asterisk Command: ''module reload''
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