I have been trying to get a function ASL node running for about a week now. I am not a Linux newbie. I am not an Asterisk newbie. My first attempt was with compiling an install from the github repository on a modern Debian install. This was as out and out no-go as it will not build properly with…

That has been broken for awhile now. Why it hasn’t been addressed is news to me, after the amount of people that have complained about the same with ASterisk not starting. The last several installs, I have had to download the 9.0 version of Debian then down load ASL repo like In the ASL instructions…

I recently did a number of these and every one of the installs failed to build the dahdi module during the install, triggering an error like the one you have. All I needed to do was to go to the right place and make/make install ( from /usr/src/asl-dahdi-linux-2.11.1, I think it was). But I also …

Debian has had the audio stutter issue for quite a bit of time I was really fighting it on Atom cpus (building a 2 dongle stream box) for kicks I tried Arch and poof all glitching was gone then it occured to me the reason why Hamvoip switched to Arch I dont know if the 5 series kernel would help…

I have time to mess with this a little more, and I have discovered a few things: chan_usbradio with the dsp has been up for a day and half, and it is actually running pretty well on the Pi B3+. If an ASL build compatible for Buster is released, I am certain that the Pi 4 could handle it. My p…

Assuming you installed this image http://dvswitch.org/files/ASL_Images/Intel-AMD/Stretch/ after creating bootable media, booting it and installing, it should have “just worked”. That not being the case attempt to launch the Asterisk CLI with asterisk -rvvv. Is Asterisk restarting over and over? If …

I finally got things running with the x86 image (sort of, but that is another discussion). My best advice for anyone installing ASL on an AMD/Intel system is to avoid the 64-bit image. Right out of the gate, the x86 image performs as expected; but Asterisk will even start on the 64-bit image.

hey - I am interested! You installed Arch Linux and then built ASL on that? Where did you get Arch and how did you do the build? Thanks Ken

no i did not put the ASL package set on ARCH I have thought about it but, never attemped it i have built it on Debian, but now its just easy to use a prebuilt ASL image maybe you mistook my words Hamvoip is built on ARCH (archlinuxarm) but with out the source code thats pretty much where it wi…

Source code for ASL is available - its open source unlike the other one. I actually compiled ASL on Centos 7 with only minor tweaks needed. But got stopped in the “make” phase and now too busy with other things. I do not remember which source I used - probably this one: https://github.com/All…

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