An interesting Apple TV hack from the AwkwardTV project features Asterisk running on an Apple TV box. The Asterisk story was Dugg over 500 times, as well as several other AwkwardTV posts, which caused the website to go gown (the Digg effect). Yet, when I go to the article, the screenshot of Asterisk running on Apple TV linked via Photobucket.com doesn't work and the article is devoid of any specifics on how this Apple TV / Asterisk "hack" was done.
I'm not doubting l0rdr0ck was able to get Asterisk to run on Apple TV, I'm just disappointed I can't see the screenshot or learn more on how he did it, so I can try it myself. (Once I get my hands on an Apple TV). I'm still trying to figure out how useful integrating Asterisk onto Apple TV might be and all the possible "synergies". I suppose CallerID popup on the Apple TV is one simple hack. That and you get a nice little turnkey Asterisk box for your house. The Asterisk running on Apple TV hack reminds me of the popular hack that lets you run Asterisk on your home Linksys WRT54 broadband router simply by flashing the firmware (Asterisk on OpenWRT). Hackers and Asterisk fans are using Asterisk in their homes to control security systems, light fixtures, etc. via the X10 protocol. In any event, l0rdr0ck if you read this post, details please on the Asterisk/Apple TV hack. We need details...
Update: I now have a screenshot I can share (Click for large image):
I'm not doubting l0rdr0ck was able to get Asterisk to run on Apple TV, I'm just disappointed I can't see the screenshot or learn more on how he did it, so I can try it myself. (Once I get my hands on an Apple TV). I'm still trying to figure out how useful integrating Asterisk onto Apple TV might be and all the possible "synergies". I suppose CallerID popup on the Apple TV is one simple hack. That and you get a nice little turnkey Asterisk box for your house. The Asterisk running on Apple TV hack reminds me of the popular hack that lets you run Asterisk on your home Linksys WRT54 broadband router simply by flashing the firmware (Asterisk on OpenWRT). Hackers and Asterisk fans are using Asterisk in their homes to control security systems, light fixtures, etc. via the X10 protocol. In any event, l0rdr0ck if you read this post, details please on the Asterisk/Apple TV hack. We need details...
Update: I now have a screenshot I can share (Click for large image):
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This absolutely is not fake, the image
was taken down so that Sokol could post
his story. Here is the screencaptur
http://www.mediamax.com/l0rdr0ck/Hosted/asterisk.tiff
If you want to verify this please
contact me. augmentalist@gmail.com
I can allow limited people to view the
GUI frontend.
http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u121/l0rdr0ck/asteriskTV.txt
this is legit.
I responded directly to the commenters above, but figured I'd response here as well
Thanks for sharing the screenshot.
I never doubted the story, since 500+ Diggs would be very rare for a "fake". Too many smart diggers.
I just didn't know why everything became so "sketchy". (missing screenshot, no details)
>> I can allow limited people to view the GUI frontend.
Yeah, sure, how do I gain access?
p.s. the asteriskTV.txt link still doesn't work for me, but the photobucket link now works.