Hello Asterisk, I've been running CentOS since 2006 or so and support for the 32 bit version recently ended. CentOS no longer offers a 32 bit version so I thought I'd try Fedora 26 as they have 32 bit and support. Got it installed, then downloaded Asterisk 14.6.0 but can't seem to get it built. The configure script fails with some error about CPP not working correctly? I did discover that kernel-devel was not installed so I fixed that but I'm still stuck. Is the latest Fedora a good choice for an Asterisk box or should I try something else. The machine is an Intel Atom board with a Digium PCI analog board for my one last analog line. I believe the board is limited to a 32 bit OS. So two questions, is Fedora a good choice and if not, what should I use for a machine running only Asterisk and Samba? Is there a list of dependencies I need to install before Asterisk will compile? Thanks, Ira
Hello Ira,
I recently installed on AMI to test out a bit before moving to physical
hardware. I had to install a number of packages to get it working their. You
might be having a similar issue. I installed the following packages before
getting a completed configure and make.
** Caused error during configure
gcc-c++
ncurses-devel
libuuid-devel
libxml2-devel
sqlite-devel
patch
jansson-devel
**caused error duing make
openssl-devel
m2crypto
If you still have problems, paste some of the error generated by configure for
reference
Good Luck
Joseph
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Subject: [asterisk-users] What version of Linux?
Hello Asterisk,
I've been running CentOS since 2006 or so and support for the 32
bit version recently ended. CentOS no longer offers a 32 bit
version so I thought I'd try Fedora 26 as they have 32 bit and
support. Got it installed, then downloaded Asterisk 14.6.0 but
can't seem to get it built. The configure script fails with some
error about CPP not working correctly? I did discover that
kernel-devel was not installed so I fixed that but I'm still
stuck.
Is the latest Fedora a good choice for an Asterisk box or should
I try something else. The machine is an Intel Atom board with a
Digium PCI analog board for my one last analog line.
I believe the board is limited to a 32 bit OS.
So two questions, is Fedora a good choice and if not, what
should I use for a machine running only Asterisk and Samba?
Is there a list of dependencies I need to install before
Asterisk will compile?
Thanks, Ira
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On Mon, Aug 28, 2017 at 1:28 PM, Ira <ira at extrasensory.com> wrote:> Hello Asterisk, > > I thought I'd try Fedora 26 as they have 32 bit and > support. Got it installed, then downloaded Asterisk 14.6.0 but > can't seem to get it built. >I run an asterisk server on Fedora 26. It's easy to install asterisk from packages, so you don't have to go through the hassle of building it. Just "dnf install asterisk". The only problem is that Fedora does not package some of the hardware drivers (e.g. dahdi) because they are not free software. I did have to build the dahdi kernel module, but of course that depends on what hardware you've got. If you are only using network (e.g. SIP or IAX), you should be able to run completely from packages.> > Is the latest Fedora a good choice for an Asterisk box or should > I try something else.How critical is your need for that particular version of asterisk? The current packaged version for Fedora is 13.9.1 The usual warning about Fedora is that each version is only supported for about 13 months. After that you have to upgrade or run without support (dangerous, because that also means no security fixes). The machine is an Intel Atom board with a> Digium PCI analog board for my one last analog line. >That may or may not require compliation of the driver. I have a "Digium PCI analog board" that uses the dahdi driver, and I did have to compile that (see previous thread on this list regarding that).> > I believe the board is limited to a 32 bit OS. >Mine isn't. It is identified as a "Wildcard TDM410P", and it works fine on my 64-bit OS.> Is there a list of dependencies I need to install before > Asterisk will compile? >Of course, if you install from packages with dnf, it will install all the necessary dependencies. My asterisk box is also a Samba server, again running from packages. --Greg -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20170828/0864aee7/attachment.html>
On Mon, 28 Aug 2017, Ira wrote:> The machine is an Intel Atom board... > > I believe the board is limited to a 32 bit OS.My Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU D525 seems to be quite happy running CentOS release 6.9 (Final) in 64 bit mode: sedwards:~$ uname --hardware-platform --machine --processor x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 sedwards:~$ getconf LONG_BIT 64 -- Thanks in advance, ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve Edwards sedwards at sedwards.com Voice: +1-760-468-3867 PST https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-edwards-4244281
Hello;
Have you run the script that's included in the Asterisk distribution
that lists and installs the needed dependencies? It's called
"install_prereq" and it's in the contrib/scripts directory. Hope
this helps.
Regards;
John V.
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Subject: [asterisk-users] What version of Linux?
Hello Asterisk,
I've been running CentOS since 2006 or so and support for the 32 bit version
recently ended. CentOS no longer offers a 32 bit version so I thought I'd
try Fedora 26 as they have 32 bit and support. Got it installed, then
downloaded Asterisk 14.6.0 but can't seem to get it built. The configure
script fails with some error about CPP not working correctly? I did discover
that kernel-devel was not installed so I fixed that but I'm still stuck.
Is the latest Fedora a good choice for an Asterisk box or should I try
something else. The machine is an Intel Atom board with a Digium PCI analog
board for my one last analog line.
I believe the board is limited to a 32 bit OS.
So two questions, is Fedora a good choice and if not, what should I use for
a machine running only Asterisk and Samba?
Is there a list of dependencies I need to install before Asterisk will
compile?
Thanks, Ira
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