chan_svx 0.2.3 — prebuilt debs (bookworm+trixie, amd64+arm64) + README

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+# asl3-chan-svx — prebuilt packages
+
+Prebuilt `.deb` packages for **chan_svx**, an Asterisk channel driver for
+AllStarLink 3 (app_rpt) that speaks the SvxLink **SVXReflector** protocol
+directly — no USRP hop, single Opus transcode.
+
+Source code: private. Bug reports: **bjorne@sa7aux.se**.
+
+## Which package?
+
+Pick by your OS (Debian codename) and CPU architecture. Check with
+`. /etc/os-release; echo $VERSION_CODENAME` and `dpkg --print-architecture`.
+
+| Platform | Package |
+|---|---|
+| Debian 13 **trixie**, x86-64 | `debs/asl3-chan-svx_0.2.3~trixie_amd64.deb` |
+| Debian 13 **trixie**, arm64 (Raspberry Pi OS trixie, Pi 3/4/5) | `debs/asl3-chan-svx_0.2.3~trixie_arm64.deb` |
+| Debian 12 **bookworm**, x86-64 | `debs/asl3-chan-svx_0.2.3~bookworm_amd64.deb` |
+| Debian 12 **bookworm**, arm64 (Raspberry Pi OS bookworm) | `debs/asl3-chan-svx_0.2.3~bookworm_arm64.deb` |
+
+64-bit only. Requires AllStarLink 3 (`asl3-asterisk`) already installed —
+the package must match that exact release, so use the deb for your OS.
+
+## Install
+
+```sh
+sudo apt install ./debs/asl3-chan-svx_0.2.3~<os>_<arch>.deb
+```
+
+Dependencies (`asl3-asterisk`, `libopus0`, `libssl3`) resolve automatically.
+
+Then, to enable it:
+
+1. Create `/etc/asterisk/svx.conf` (host, port, login, password, callsign, tg —
+   plus optional `tx_hold`, `jitter`, `rx_gain`/`tx_gain`, `rx_agc`/`tx_agc`).
+2. Uncomment `load = chan_svx.so` in `/etc/asterisk/modules.conf`.
+3. Set `rxchannel = SVX/<section>` on your node in `/etc/asterisk/rpt.conf`.
+4. `sudo asterisk -rx "core restart now"` then `sudo asterisk -rx "svx show"`.
+
+`postinst` prints these steps, and a full walkthrough ships in
+`/usr/share/doc/asl3-chan-svx/INSTALL.md`.
+
+## Notes
+
+- Reflector logins are used **upper-case** (SvxReflector validates the callsign).
+- Speaks SVXReflector **v2** (HMAC-SHA1). Reflectors that also offer v2 work even
+  if their nodes normally use v3/TLS.