On 12/2/2011 8:49 PM, Ken wrote:
I had a 64 bit OS for a while but switched back to 32 bit. I had some other software I wanted to run on the same machine.
It seemed to work OK - although there were a flurry of warning messages (and maybe 1 error message) during the compile phase of asterisk install.
The kind of problem you describe can happen when the O/S does something it considers more important than handling your audio .. (asterisk runs at a relative low priority). Did your OS install put any extra stuff in there (like GUI) or Java or something?
Nope. I just tried to renice asterisk...moved it to -15...still hiccup'd...went all the way to -19...still happens (though not as often...). I was thinking along the same line re prioritization of running processes while chewing on a burger at Red Robin with the bride earlier...but was leaning more towards the on-board usb hardware was somehow not as robust (?) as the one in the laptop..but dismissed that out of hand. built it as a server, no gui, no extraneous stuff.