Folks, I'm lost. In the past I'd pull the source from Jim's sorce repository, and all worked fine. I needed to add something to app_rpt so pulled the source from github, installed it under /usr/src in my Pi. Got ncurses installed. go to asterisk/ and run ./configure, it runs, then make menuselect, it makes the menu and I unselect stuff like beagle that isn't needed, etc. Then run make in same directory. It runs but get a failure at "recipe for target 'aelparse' failed...then another fail at "recipe for target 'utils' failed
What am I doing incorrectly. I've done this lots of times in the past but these sources have some kind of difference I cannot figure out.
The specific thing I'm changing is the morse speed, I run it up to 30 WPM. The Quantar itself does the 20WPM ID. But I have the asterisk doing a 30 WPM ID with node number, so I can tell what I'm listening to.
I've been fighting this for hours now and tried re-using sources from my Limey distro I upgraded a few months ago, that also doesn't run.
Oh, tried running it from one level up but the make choices are for usbradio, etc but not for simpleusb...
make upgrade - build and install sources only
make install_pciradio - build and install sources plus pciradio config files
make install_usbradio - build and install sources plus usbradio config files
make install_wcte11xp - build and install sources plus single span wcte11xp config files
make install_wct1xxp - build and install sources plus single span t100p config files
make svsrc - save the sources on the CF as astsrc.tgz
make ast_build_only - build asterisk only, do not install
make clean - delete all object files, intermediate files, and executables
Tried make ast-build-only (BTW, that's labeled incorrectly in .help, it isn't ast_build_only...its ast-build-only) and it errors on zaptel ("can't cd to zaptel") tried make usbradio too and same zaptel error.
Doing this all as root, so not a permission issue.
Anybody???
Thanks
GeorgeC W2DB
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