[quote=“pmlco”]As you see in the listing, there is a file called Makefile. There is also a file called makeopts, and in there you should see a line that says:
PROC=armv5tejl
Try changing this to
PROC=arm
Then run ‘make’ again.[/quote]
Here is a screenshot to give you a better idea.
The file is called Makefile, upper case M, but in any case, as I said, you should look in makeopts.
Is there any way to specify what directory an application installs to when you run the apt-get command? It seems that even if I am in a specific directory when I run the command, it always installs everything in root. Is there a way around this?
Not easily, apt-get is part of the Debian packet management system and as such it installs packets into standard locations. If you really want to install a packet into another location, the easiest way would be to download the source files and install it manually. However, I don’t see what this has to do with the subject of this thread. Did you do as I suggested, edit the makeopts file and run ‘make’?
Changing the makeopts file didnt work. I didnt some additional research and apparently the ARM hardware doesnt fully support this particular build. This is why I am now back trying to work with 1.2.13 and shoehorning a third party (ie Freepbx) GUI into the mix (without much luck so far!)