Comments on: Installing *@home (asterisk@home) on a mini-itx box

By: bbt

bbt — Wed, 10 May 2006 22:36:37 +0000

hea Digus.

Yup thats what i found out eventually.

Thanks for dropping by. Did you get it working?

thanks bernard

By: digus

digus — Wed, 10 May 2006 22:20:47 +0000

Asterisk@Home can run on 586 hardware. you must change the Asterisk Make file and recompile.
Load Asterisk@Home on your system. Asterisk will not start.

CD to /usr/src/asterisk and edit the Makefile
Remove the # in front of the line “PROC=i586″
type
cd ..
then
./rebuildastsrc.sh

By: Barnabas

Barnabas — Thu, 05 Jan 2006 17:51:06 +0000

I stumbled onto a site on how to setup VOIP with your home phone wiring, you can configure your installation so that any phone in your home can hook up to the VOIP adapter. Here’s the link, I hope you find it helpful http://www.voipwired.com/info/info_install_wiring.htm

By: Nico

Nico — Sat, 19 Nov 2005 11:46:17 +0000

Hi,

You may wanna try the “Ultimate Boot CD” (http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/). It’s a sort resque boot-disc with tons of tools to troubleshoot just about everything. It also has several bootloaders you could try. Looks to me like there is an invalid entry in your bootloader config file, or you need to pass an extra parameter.
Have you tried to use GRUB instead of Lilo? It may be worth a try.

Update:
After reading your post again, I see an inconsistancy in the config, it may be because of copy-paste, but if not it may fix your problem:

It says you’re installing on /dev/hda, and in the bootloader config you tell the system to boot from /dev/hda2 (which would be the linux partition on /dev/hda). In the partition table however, you assign /dev/hdc to linux?
The device should be the same in all fields, ie: if you use /dev/hdc in the partition table, the bootloader should also point to /dev/hdc.

Cheers and good luck.