asterisk users - Apr 2005 - Does asterisk@home support Dual-Processor installations?

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Does asterisk@home support Dual-Processor installations?  I didn't see 
anything on the sourceforge page clarifying that.  I suppose they could 
leave out the SMP version of the Linux kernel to save space on the .iso?

I had trouble some time ago installing version .5 of *@home and question 
if I should try it again - but I'd be installing on a Dual-P233 IBM 
Netfinity 3500.

Thanks.

I recently installed 0.6 on a Dell PowerEdge 2400 dual processor and it
installed with and used an SMP kernel. The 0.8 that I just installed that is
going to be my production machine does not have dual processors so an SMP
kernel was not installed.

(Now cue 20 posts by people telling you to ask this on the *@home
Sourceforge forum :)

Brent

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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Does asterisk@home support
Dual-Processorinstallations?


See subject:

Does asterisk@home support Dual-Processor installations?  I didn't see
anything on the sourceforge page clarifying that.  I suppose they could
leave out the SMP version of the Linux kernel to save space on the .iso?

I had trouble some time ago installing version .5 of *@home and question
if I should try it again - but I'd be installing on a Dual-P233 IBM
Netfinity 3500.

Thanks.

I put up a test version of version 0.6 on a dual Pentium Pro 200 ( an 
old IBM 365 ) and all compiled just fine.

Due to its use of the later RH version with Kudzu that kills the 3Com 
card after installation, I had to change the network card. You could 
also choose to stop Kudzu from running automatically.
Have to wonder why this known ( for more than a year ) problem has yet 
to be fixed.

John Novack


Roger Hanson wrote:
> See subject:
>
> Does asterisk@home support Dual-Processor installations?  I didn't see 
> anything on the sourceforge page clarifying that.  I suppose they 
> could leave out the SMP version of the Linux kernel to save space on 
> the .iso?
>
> I had trouble some time ago installing version .5 of *@home and 
> question if I should try it again - but I'd be installing on a 
> Dual-P233 IBM Netfinity 3500.
>
> Thanks.
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