If you polk around the interweb and here on Community you’ll find there are various ways to install ASL2 Beta on current Linux operating systems.
This one supports a few architectures including AWS and Debian. I installed it on a Parallels VM of Debian 12. It’s menu driven and grabs the ASL2 development branch and compiles the source for you.
Check it out at GitHub - Allan-N/ASL-Install: Build, install, and configure AllStarLink on [recent] OS platforms
This build will work on a raspberry pi running the 64 bit raspberry pi OS. I installed it last weekend, had an issue with sound. Emailed Allan, explained the issue, he told me what to do, I did it, and he updated his install script after we knew it worked.
Just spun up a AWS cloud server on Debain 12 with this. Great stuff Allan!!
No hiccups on install.
The only thing that I don’t see when asking the Asterisk CLI dahdi show status, it comes up with nothing. But everything is working, including dahdi. When i ask command line dahdi_test -c 100 it comes back with near perfect 100.00%, it dips here or there to 99.98% once in a while.
I also had to manually install the node-ban-allow.sh and setup the related iax.conf and extensions.conf provisions as the asl-menu in use doesn’t have that feature.