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The SvxLink applications are available in the official Fedora repository from release 9 and up. To install SvxLink Server type:
yum install svxlink-server
To install Qtel type:
yum install qtel
To make the SvxLink server start on boot type:
chkconfig svxlink on
Now go back to the installation page and read the post install stuff chapter.
The SvxLink applications are available in the official Fedora repository from release 9 and up. To install SvxLink Server type:
yum install svxlink-server
To install Qtel type:
yum install qtel
To make the SvxLink server start on boot type:
chkconfig svxlink on
In Fedora 11 and onwards, the OSS emulation has been turned off. The SvxLink applications need OSS to work. Enable it again by editing the file /etc/modprobe.d/dist-oss.conf
. Uncomment the line (remove the #) starting with "install snd-pcm". After a reboot OSS should now work again. Note: Enabling OSS emulation will interfere with the PulseAudio sound system but this should only be a problem when running any of the SvxLink applications.
Now go back to the installation page and read the post install stuff chapter.
The SvxLink applications are available in the official Fedora repository from release 9 and up. To install SvxLink Server type:
yum install svxlink-server
To install Qtel type:
yum install qtel
To make the SvxLink server start on boot type:
chkconfig svxlink on
Now go back to the installation page and read the post install stuff chapter.
This instruction was written for the 080730 release of SvxLink. Note: The latest version of SvxLink is not available for Fedora 8 as binary packages.
The easiest way to install SvxLink is to use the installation script. It will only work on Fedora 8. Download the script and run it by typing
sh install_f8.sh
If that fails for some reason, follow the manual description below.
Start by downloading the latest versions of the following SvxLink RPM:s from the SourceForge download site: libasync, echolib, svxlink-server and/or qtel.
Import the public key that the SvxLink RPM:s are signed with, if you’ve not already done so.
rpm --import http://svxlink.sourceforge.net/RPM-GPG-KEY-sm0svx
Install the files by using the "yum localinstall" command or if you already have SvxLink installed, use "yum localupdate" instead. The advantage of using yum to install the RPM:s is that all packages that SvxLink depend on will be automatically downloaded and installed.
yum localinstall libasync-0.16.1-1.fc8.i386.rpm echolib-0.13.0-2.fc8.i386.rpm qtel-0.11.1-1.fc8.i386.rpm svxlink-server-0.10.1-1.fc8.i386.rpm
To make the SvxLink server start on boot, use:
chkconfig svxlink on
Now go back to the installation page and read the post install stuff chapter.