Hi Michael, not sure why there would be a ‘git’ error during a make, maybe the make file is trying to pull in a git version number or something like that. Anyhow it appears that no matter how or what you try to compile you’re getting errors. I think the first step is to go back to the latest beta release and try to compile that following the instructions on the ASL github readme, ie.:
git clone https://github.com/AllStarLink/ASL-Asterisk.git
cd ASL-Asterisk/asterisk
./configure
make
make install
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I would post the results of the above here: ASL-2.0.0-beta.6 Ready for Download - #12 by k6jwn. This was posted by the devs and I suspect they might like to know if someone is unable to compile the code.
Should be a simple matter to then resolve that and at that point it’s literally just 1-line of code to change the VOXHANGTIME #define in xpmr.c.
(BTW I just got a microscope and am going to try soldering a COS wire onto an RT85 soon as it should be pretty easy to do and would simplify the cfgs a bit. I have no issue with a 500mS or even 1S voxhangtime (always good to leave a bit of space before and after your audio anyway) but if I can open an RT85 and solder a wire on in 10 minutes then the default ASL config with simpleusb would be all that’s needed. Will let you know how that goes.)