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GSM and Asterisk Integration?

MistabewM asks: "Would it be possible to place a GSM transceiver within you home that can be tied into Asterisk in a way that would allow you to place calls from your GSM phone across your VOIP connection or though your local landline? An analogous system is being introduced on airplanes that will allow passengers to use their GSM phones in flight. I feel this would be a fantastic hack and could even be scaled up to provide large areas of free GSM service."

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  1. Apparently, yes. by g051051 · · Score: 3, Funny
    1. Re:Apparently, yes. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Funny

      You have GSM on your phone? You shouldn't be getting into phone sex that much.

  2. A rephrase by DraconPern · · Score: 3, Funny

    Let me rephrase the poster... ;-) Hello Slashdot, I want to start a mobile phone company with no money down. I am very poor but I want to provide GSM, voice mail, fax, voip, free calls, etc. Can you people help me?

  3. Re:Free? by lightspawn · · Score: 3, Funny

    Someone needs to administer the Asterisk server, pay for electricity, the bandwidth to the server and lastly don't you need a license to use GSM frequencies? If you'd be willing to cover all these costs, then sure, it will be free.

    Sounds like a risky proposition... but it's his own asterisk.