Debian Bullseye Packages and install

ASL is now working on my ($50) netbook with Debian 11! Everything is working great, installed Supermon and AllScan, now monitoring a net on the Keller Peak repeater, with an ANR100 Radio-less node plugged into the netbook.

As alluded to above this was not easy to do but for anyone else who wants to do it, this is basically what I did:

  • Install Debian 11
  • Follow steps on ASL github page to compile latest ASL from source
  • There is an error during ./configure but if you google the error message there’s an easy fix
  • Do the make and make install. They complete fine but don’t actually install ASL.
  • Review all the posts above, and run the commands in AD8JL’s most recent post above. You may also need to run sudo apt install dahdi-dkms again as suggested in above post.
  • Run commands in N5UD’s solution in Beta2rel6 multiple problems WYSE 3040 - #6 by kk6rq

You can now run asl-menu and everything went smoothly for me from there.

Thanks for everyone’s input on this.

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