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  Compiling Asterisk Once you've compiled and installed the zaptel and libpri packages (if you need them), you can move on to Asterisk . This section walks you through a standard installation and introduces some of the alternative make arguments that you may find useful. We'll also look at how you can edit the Makefile to optimize the compilation of Asterisk. 3.5.1. Standard Installation Asterisk is compiled with gcc through the use of the GNU make program. Unlike many other programs, there is no need to run a configuration script for Asterisk. To get started compiling Asterisk, simply run the following commands (replace version with your version of Asterisk): # cd /usr/src/asterisk- version # make clean # make # make install # make samples Be aware that compile times will vary between systems. On a current-generation processor, you shouldn't need to wait more than five minutes. At Astricon, someone reported successfully compiling ...