If you leave all of the modules enabled, which one does it have a problem with? You should be able to run "asterisk -vvvvvc" to see where it stops loading. The last line or so should give you the module that it tried to load before it failed. Based on the last time I tried to install under Ubuntu, you're probably failing to load the Zap module. Since you're in a VM and it's unlikely that you're using Zap for anything, you can disable chan_zap.so and see if your Asterisk starts properly then.
Cheers, AR On Sun, 2008-03-30 at 20:50 -0400, Ein Bielaczyc wrote: > I'm just wondering if any one else has tried to successfully install > Asterisk on Ubuntu inside VM. > > I've installed Ubuntu without incident or error. Even the install of > Asterisk is relatively straightforward as it is maintained in one of > the repositories. But when I attempt to start Asterisk I get a nice > Segmentation Fault. I've narrowed down the problem somewhat. If I > disable modules from automatically loading in modules.conf, e.g. > autoload=no, Asterisk will start. If I keep the default, autoload=yes, > Asterisk fails to start (seg fault). I can't find in any of the other > config files where Asterisk may be trying to load a module and > therefore crashing the system. > > I'm really just trying to experiment with different features and > configurations of multiple Asterisk machines and would prefer to do > that in virtual space. I'm willing to make my configs available. I > just thought I'd drop this email on the list hoping for the chance > that someone has dealt and corrected this problem. :-) > > Thanks much in advance.
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