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hi,

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having teach myself linux (and raspberry pi) , have in past, follow 'recipes' (howtos) posted others. of course raspberry pi breaking new ground , having used asterisk , freepbx (open source sip/iax based telephony pbx) on i386 systems in past, have been experimenting image "incrediblepi", based on asterisk , freepbx distributed nerd vittles: http://nerdvittles.com/?p=3026

have put image onto sandisk 32gb class 4 card without many problems, except experienced apparently random freezes. looking bit further, whenever run apt-get or dpkg (with view installing additional utilities such webmin) pi keeps crashing during unpacking phase , rebooting.

suspect sd card may responsible, have run several tests in accordance other guidance in forum regarding sd card issues , cannot find obvious. read / write benchmarks seem reasonable , in line other cards reported.

kernel (ostensibly) latest kernel , have updated ensure is.

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uname -a linux incrediblepbx 3.2.27+ #250 preempt thu oct 18 19:03:02 bst 2012 armv6l gnu/linux 

try , further own knowledge, have tried tools start debugging cause , guidance found within "the crash book" http://www.dedoimedo.com. appear in order run crash analyisis utilities such lkcd or kdump, require kernel re-compiled in specific way in order capture memory after crash.

start recommends downloading sources follows:

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apt-get source linux-image-$(uname -r) 

however, returns following error:

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reading package lists... done building dependency tree reading state information... done e: unable find source package linux-image-3.2.27+ 

i'm kind of stuck go , appreciate nod in right direction.

kind regards,

andy woolford

i had similar freezing problems yours, resolved @ point newer raspbian image. i'm not sure version used basis of incrediblepie, though. i've heard dodgy power supply cause problems that. should check config.txt see if you're overclocking; board doesn't seem tolerate well.

raspberry pi kernel source available @ https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux if you'd still dig that. i'm not sure if there debian source package available it.

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