v16 with a Serving of Raspberry Pi 3B+

[rado53]

It would be very useful to add a 3CX stop command when in Terminal Window.

 

[KyriakosP]

Hi @rado53,

You can use these built-in commands to stop and start 3CX services respectively:
sudo 3CXStopServices
sudo 3CXStartServices

 

[scarafiotti]

On the Raspberry Pi 3B+ it installs and works well. I would like to know if it has already been tested (but obviously it will work well) on Pi 4 (1/2/4Gb) and what functional limits it has.

 

[KyriakosP]

Hi @scarafiotti,

Thank you for comment. Compatibility with Pi 4 and related support for the released Debian 10 "buster" is still work-in-progress. Info including any functional and performance details will be announced when it reaches a suitably stable level.

 

[criticalcool]

Hi @scarafiotti,

Thank you for comment. Compatibility with Pi 4 and related support for the released Debian 10 "buster" is still work-in-progress. Info including any functional and performance details will be announced when it reaches a suitably stable level.

I think the issue with running 3CX on the Pi4 for me ( I have a working production version running, 3 weeks strong) is that some of the libs for Debian 10 "buster" haven't been compiled yet. This is due to new hardware introduced in the Pi4, I am watching to see when the new libs have been compiled. I had to install stretch libs as a workaround to get it to work. However with this method, updating the wrong package can cause the whole "house of cards" to collapse.

 

[N_G]

@criticalcool. It is best you wait for us. This is on our roadmap to do

 

[criticalcool]

@criticalcool. It is best you wait for us. This is on our roadmap to do

@Nick Galea that is my plan, however I have provided a list for your devs on what works on buster and what I have left alone. I'm hoping this can help with the development for Debian 10 "buster". Thank you very much for the reply and the update. I look forward to the pi4 support in the future!

CriticalCool