Here's the problem: Asterisknow is precompiled without the app_rpt module being built during the compile process. The best thing to do is go back to Fedora core 5 or Ubuntu Edgy, install the appropriate kernel packages, then compile zaptel, libpri, and asterisk from scratch. When you do a make menuselect on Asterisk to configure it, select app_rpt and DTMF_RELAX. For Fedrora core 5, you'll need to install the kernel-devel package before compling zaptel. For Ubuntu edgy, the appropriate packages are linux-headers and build_essential. Ubuntu can be tricky to get it configured properly to compile zaptel because it uses different linux-headers packages for the server, desktop, and amd64 versions and it is very easy to install the wrong one. Steve. f1shs wrote:
Hello all ;-)
I'm allready starting a appliance with a pciradio and app-rpt.
I've tried ubuntu, fedora 4, debian with allways a problem to compile the zaptel driver.
I'm not a geek and i think i've some issue to understand how linux work's ...
But now, as i'm trying asterisknow, i've found something working better.
I've installed it into a dedicated server. I've tried to launch asis the pciradio card with "modprobe pciradio" and it's working.
But i have'nt seen anything like app-rpt.so module in CLI console.
I've many trouble to launch something working.
Can you explain what is the best procedure to install asterisk with app-rpt please ?
Or somebody could explain how managing the app-rpt in asterisknow ?
Best regard's
Pierre
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