Nicholas P. Mueller wrote: > I am also writing to ask for any criticism or pointers of things I > have done wrong. Since you asked *and* you replied to _my_ message I am compelled to reply. I posted a follow-up message with a subject "Simple Question... 32bit compatibility". You took that message and replied to it. You erased the subject and replaced it with your subject. But your reply is still a reply to my message! Please start a new message when starting a new topic. Don't just erase the subject on someone else's message and jump into the middle of their discussion. You will be able to see your message as a reply to mine in the archive here: http://lists.debian.org/debian-amd64/2005/07/threads.html#00294 It is really in your best interest. Often people filter by thread. Someone not interested in the topic will delete all of the messages in the thread. Your message as a reply to that message will be deleted unread when perhaps someone would be interested in your message or may be able to help you with it. As to your problem with asterisk I can't comment. Playing with it is on my todo list. Bob > My hardware consists of the following: > > Tyan Transport GX28 > (uses Tyan S2881 mainboard) > 2x Opteron 250 > 2x 512MB registered/ecc memory > 4x 300 GB Seagate SATA drives > 1x Digium TE410P quad span T1 card connected to 1 PRI and 1 Adtran > 624 channelbank > > I started by installing the debian-31r0a-amd64-netinst.iso from: > > http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/unofficial/sarge-amd64/iso-cd/ > > I setup a /boot partition, and raid1 partitions for /,/tmp,/var,/usr,/ > home and /srv. > > after installing, I went ahead and recompiled the kernel for k8-smp, > mostly for practice, but also to get headers, etc, all in line. > > then I apt-get installed cvs and downloaded zaptel, libpri and > asterisk source. I also wget installed zlib-1.2.1 source, though > later I found I needed to come back and run ./configure -s in the > directory to eliminate asterisk compile errors. > > Zaptel and libpri compiled without error. Unfortunately, mpg123 will > not seem to compile. I plan to follow some instructions at voip- > info.org to use sox and play .raw audio files, or try asterisk's > native mp3 player from asterisk add-ons. > > Asterisk initially coughed at zlib until I recompiled as per above. > It also did not like compiling with default gcc-3.3 (did not > recognize -march=k8), so I apt-get installed gcc-3.4, relinked gcc > in /usr/bin, and this solved the problem. Asterisk then compiled and > I was able to start it and use the CLI. > > Now I am pretty new to Debian, so if anyone has any suggestions or is > pulling their hair out b/c I am doing things wrong, please tell me. > If there is interest I will be adding information as I learn things > to the voip-info.org tiki: > > http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+Linux+Debian > > I emailed the list today just to let others know it can be done and > that these steps might need to be taken, along with looking for > feedback. > > Thanks, > > Nicholas P. Mueller > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-amd64-REQUEST@lists.debian.org > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact > listmaster@lists.debian.org >
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