asterisk users - Apr 2003 - Running Asterisk on non-intel hardware

Hi all, im new to Asterisk and to the list.

Im trying to run asterisk on a mini-pc with a VIA EPIA Mainboard, the
processor is the VIA C3 800.

When i compile on the C3, after make, i launch Asterisk and he die with an
"illegal instruction"

Someone can help me ?? (compiled the CVS on an athlon machine....running
ok!)

Thanks

Marco

The VIA identifies as an i868, however it does not support one of the i686
commands (i've forgotten which one),if you set PROC in the makefile to i586
you'll be ok.

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[mailto:asterisk-users-admin@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Marco Cintolesi
Sent: maandag 14 april 2003 15:10
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Running Asterisk on non-intel hardware


Hi all, im new to Asterisk and to the list.

Im trying to run asterisk on a mini-pc with a VIA EPIA Mainboard, the
processor is the VIA C3 800.

When i compile on the C3, after make, i launch Asterisk and he die with an
"illegal instruction"

Someone can help me ?? (compiled the CVS on an athlon machine....running
ok!)

Thanks

Marco

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> Hi all, im new to Asterisk and to the list.
>
> Im trying to run asterisk on a mini-pc with a VIA EPIA Mainboard, the
> processor is the VIA C3 800.
>
> When i compile on the C3, after make, i launch Asterisk and he die with an
> "illegal instruction"
>
> Someone can help me ?? (compiled the CVS on an athlon machine....running
> ok!)
You might need to edit the makefile see the PROC definition at the top of
the file... I'm not to sure about all this, but it may help.

I also have seen it said that you require a PIII or better for the zap
hardware, though I am using a X100P and S100U on a AMD Athlon ...

Perhaps this will be enough to help, or someone else will fill in with more
details?

Regards,
Adam