Comments for Village Telco http://villagetelco.org an easy-to-use, scalable, standards-based, wireless, local, do-it-yourself, telephone company toolkit Tue, 15 May 2012 18:57:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on Meshed Potatoes by ken http://villagetelco.org/2012/04/meshed-potatoes/#comment-3795 ken Tue, 15 May 2012 18:57:59 +0000 http://villagetelco.org/?p=1288#comment-3795 I would like to know some more about this device I find this to be quite interesting would this work in jamaica west indies,do you just put it on a pole and you are able to get cable and telephone connection please explain i am really interested. also would this device work in new york currently i dont have internet or a land line phone connection at home. I would like to know some more about this device I find this to be quite interesting would this work in jamaica west indies,do you just put it on a pole and you are able to get cable and telephone connection please explain i am really interested. also would this device work in new york currently i dont have internet or a land line phone connection at home.

]]> Comment on Introducing the FitVT – Part 1 by steve http://villagetelco.org/2012/02/introducing-the-fitvt-part-1/#comment-3792 steve Thu, 10 May 2012 13:22:53 +0000 http://villagetelco.org/?p=1211#comment-3792 Hi Alessandro. You're right the Beagle Board is at a great price. My only challenge with it is that we would need to do all the integration of additional components and enclosures that comes already with the Fit2PC. Are you aware of any Beagle Board packages that offer an integrated solution? Hi Alessandro. You’re right the Beagle Board is at a great price. My only challenge with it is that we would need to do all the integration of additional components and enclosures that comes already with the Fit2PC. Are you aware of any Beagle Board packages that offer an integrated solution?

]]> Comment on Introducing the FitVT – Part 1 by Alessandro Fabbris http://villagetelco.org/2012/02/introducing-the-fitvt-part-1/#comment-3791 Alessandro Fabbris Wed, 09 May 2012 08:53:02 +0000 http://villagetelco.org/?p=1211#comment-3791 HI!, I try to link this product, in alternative of FitPC: http://beagleboard.org/static/beaglebone/latest/README.htm This is a Cortex A8 based sistem, low power comsumption, and very low price only 89$ (75 EURO). Ethernet connection, USB host and device, micro SD connetor and more I/O pins! I use ASTERISK and I try it to more VoIP Application and it is "All if I need" Regards from Italy HI!, I try to link this product, in alternative of FitPC:

http://beagleboard.org/static/beaglebone/latest/README.htm

This is a Cortex A8 based sistem, low power comsumption, and very low price only 89$ (75 EURO). Ethernet connection, USB host and device, micro SD connetor and more I/O pins!

I use ASTERISK and I try it to more VoIP Application and it is “All if I need”

Regards from Italy

]]> Comment on Meshed Potatoes by Martin http://villagetelco.org/2012/04/meshed-potatoes/#comment-3790 Martin Tue, 08 May 2012 05:10:48 +0000 http://villagetelco.org/?p=1288#comment-3790 Thanks for sharing. Impressive, especially when doing it over the water. It would be interesting to get get the ptp results of an ftp transfer, on location and in the lab. You mentioned TCP but did not elaborate much. Also it would be nice to have a height profile to have an idea of the effects of the water. I imagine that the speed it Mbps (Mega bits per second). Thanks for sharing. Impressive, especially when doing it over the water. It would be interesting to get get the ptp results of an ftp transfer, on location and in the lab. You mentioned TCP but did not elaborate much. Also it would be nice to have a height profile to have an idea of the effects of the water. I imagine that the speed it Mbps (Mega bits per second).

]]> Comment on Mesh Potato by Hacking Wi-Fi Routers to Bring Voice and Data to Rural Communities : Tech Today w/ Ken May http://villagetelco.org/mesh-potato/#comment-3720 Hacking Wi-Fi Routers to Bring Voice and Data to Rural Communities : Tech Today w/ Ken May Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:17:28 +0000 http://villagetelco.org/?page_id=10#comment-3720 [...] on this technology, Village Telco developed the “Mesh Potato,” a wi-fi router adapted to connect with other devices like it and distribute wi-fi over large areas [...] [...] on this technology, Village Telco developed the “Mesh Potato,” a wi-fi router adapted to connect with other devices like it and distribute wi-fi over large areas [...]

]]> Comment on Bo Kaap by Hacking Wi-Fi Routers to Bring Voice and Data to Rural Communities - Core77 http://villagetelco.org/deployments/bokaap/#comment-3719 Hacking Wi-Fi Routers to Bring Voice and Data to Rural Communities - Core77 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:01:47 +0000 http://villagetelco.org/?page_id=1075#comment-3719 [...] an Apple Airport Express to extend a wi-fi signal around your home. When deployed in a place like Bo-kaap, South Africa, a community on a hill, four of these devices serve as a backbone network, while dozens more placed [...] [...] an Apple Airport Express to extend a wi-fi signal around your home. When deployed in a place like Bo-kaap, South Africa, a community on a hill, four of these devices serve as a backbone network, while dozens more placed [...]

]]> Comment on Mesh Potato by Hacking Wi-Fi Routers to Bring Voice and Data to Rural Communities - Core77 http://villagetelco.org/mesh-potato/#comment-3718 Hacking Wi-Fi Routers to Bring Voice and Data to Rural Communities - Core77 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:00:31 +0000 http://villagetelco.org/?page_id=10#comment-3718 [...] on this technology, Village Telco developed the "Mesh Potato," a wi-fi router adapted to connect with other devices like it and distribute wi-fi over large areas [...] [...] on this technology, Village Telco developed the "Mesh Potato," a wi-fi router adapted to connect with other devices like it and distribute wi-fi over large areas [...]

]]> Comment on Introducing the FitVT – Part 1 by steve http://villagetelco.org/2012/02/introducing-the-fitvt-part-1/#comment-3690 steve Tue, 10 Apr 2012 19:32:57 +0000 http://villagetelco.org/?p=1211#comment-3690 You mean Whistle on the FitPC3 and not Whistle in the cloud? 2600hz is a very cool initiative. You mean Whistle on the FitPC3 and not Whistle in the cloud? 2600hz is a very cool initiative.

]]> Comment on Introducing the FitVT – Part 1 by Michel Daggelinckx http://villagetelco.org/2012/02/introducing-the-fitvt-part-1/#comment-3687 Michel Daggelinckx Tue, 10 Apr 2012 13:20:48 +0000 http://villagetelco.org/?p=1211#comment-3687 The FitPC3 is a 64bit systems which will allow you to use Whistle as your voip backbone infrastructure. See http://www.2600hz.org The FitPC3 is a 64bit systems which will allow you to use Whistle as your voip backbone infrastructure.
See http://www.2600hz.org

]]> Comment on New firmware release – Version 1.1 RC2 by steve http://villagetelco.org/2012/03/new-firmware-release-version-1-1-rc2/#comment-3665 steve Fri, 06 Apr 2012 04:57:43 +0000 http://villagetelco.org/?p=1236#comment-3665 Hi Shamsul. Instructions on getting and building the firmware can be <a href="http://wiki.villagetelco.org/index.php?title=How_to_use_the_software_build_environment" rel="nofollow">found on our wiki</a>. Hi Shamsul. Instructions on getting and building the firmware can be found on our wiki.

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