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Asterisk OS Platforms

Created by: oej,Last modification on Tue 01 of Aug, 2006 [11:52 UTC] by wintermeyer

Operating Systems

Asterisk is known to run on many OS platforms. However, Linux is the main platform for development and Digium hardware support. If you are running VoIP only, or if you are comfortable with using external media gateways to connect conventional telephone equipment, then you have more systems to choose from, like FreeBSD, Mac OS X and Solaris. Work is going on to port drivers for Digium hardware to non-Linux platforms, too.


Linux

Linux Kernel 2.4

Asterisk is known to work on:

Linux Kernel 2.6

Linux 2.6 and devfs will also work but is not supported by Zaptel/Asterisk, meanwhile Linux 2.6 and udev plus hotplug works great.
  • Gentoo (devfs+2.6 and udev+2.6)
  • Debian
  • Fedora (2.6+udev)
  • Slackware: 10.2 (install with 'test26.s' then install 2.6 kernel source and module packages from CD 2)
  • SuSE 9.1 (2.6.4+udev)
  • Redhat Enterprise Clones
  • Mandrake: 10.x/LE2005/2006
For notes about compiling the zaptel driver on a Linux 2.6 system not listed above, see Asterisk Zaptel Installation




Asterisk on CD-ROM


Asterisk on Embedded (Tiny) Systems


Non-Linux

Asterisk is also compiled with limited functionality on these non-Linux systems:

Binary Packages




Asterisk | Asterisk Installation

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by , Thursday 03 of February, 2005 [18:05:38 UTC]

On the newest (2.2) version of Trustix (www.trustix.net) I had to compile the zaptel modules with "KFLAGS=-fno-stack-protector" in order to avoid getting "unresolved symbols __stack_smash_handler" errors.