[Asterisk-Users] Debian way of compiling zaptel kernel modules

[Tzafrir Cohen]

On Mon, Feb 14, 2005 at 11:28:47AM +0900, Hermann Wecke wrote:
> Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> >BTW: did I mention that we have binary packages for standard Debian
> >Sarge kernels in our apt source?
> 
> zaptel is the only package that never worked for me from apt-get. I need 
> to download, compile and install the kernel (specially because the 
> original debian install is pre 2.4.20), then download all the CVS (or 
> whatever) files for asterisk and zaptel, compile-but-not-install the 
> asterisk and then compile the zaptel.

The debian packages in woody are really old. I currently do all my work
on Sarge. The asterisk packages appear to be in backports, though.

> 
> Not terrible, but not quite easy for a beginner. Or did I miss something?

I can give simple "Debian-way" instruction, but I'm not sure if they
would apply on Sarge. Generally you need to use zaptel-source with
make-kpkg from the package kernel-package . It has a target 'modules'
which should give you what you need.

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