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Subject: Re: how do i compile isdn4bsd with asterisk?
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Hi Lizhong!

What CPU architecture are you using ?

If you are using i386, you can do like this:

cp -i /sys/i386/conf/GENERIC /sys/i386/conf/custom

"/sys" is often a symlink to "/usr/src/sys".

Then you append the lines you need to the "custom" kernel config file, which 
are printed when you type "make help" in the "FreeBSD.i4b" directory of my 
package. When you compile the kernel you pass the "KERNCONF=custom" option to 
the "make" program like shown by the help menu.

--HPS

PS: I did an upgrade of the USB stack shipped with my I4B package yesterday, 
and I am not sure if it compiles on all architectures and all versions of 
FreeBSD yet.