[Asterisk-Users] Asterisk on MS Virtual Server

[Gilad Ben-Yossef]

Turgut Abacioglu wrote:
> Hello 
> 
> I downloaded Astwind and get working the network (means can access to
> Internet through MS Windows). DEbian and Asterisk files are updated from
> Internet. But When I "make install" in Zaptel (it was my first make) I got
> many errors. Acoording to one manual this happens when we do not have
> modeversion .h kernel header file (according to it, it should reside in
> /usr/src/linux) which in  /usr/src/linux, a "make menuconfig" will create
> it. 
> 
> BuT I do not have the linux dir (in /usr/src) and kernel source files thus
> modversion.h file. In addition I do not know how to download kernel files to
> linux directory (I tried apt-get but I could not format properly the
> /etc/spt/source.list file)
> 
> Could you help. Am I in the correct path?

No, you are not. Zaptel is a driver to hardware cards. CoLinux (on which 
Astwind is based) is a virtual Linux running as a Windows task. Virtual 
here means - no hardware.

In short, you can install or otherwise use any hardware cards, like 
Zaptel, with Asterisk when running on CoLinux and generally, I'll advise 
you to not use Astwind for anything other then playing. It's a nice toy, 
  but that is all.

Gilad


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