Hi,
Not running make cfg should not produce any problem. If config.mak is missing it will be created automatically (make cfg is automatically run if config.mak is missing).
I don't understand why you did get such a small config.mak. If you manage to reproduce the problem, please let me know.
I think it's debian packaging related...
The file y.tab.c should not exist. It is not created by the sip-router compilation process (it creates cfg.tab.c instead). I have this reported before, but in the other case there was some mixup will old source files.
Did you run bison cfg.y by hand? (that would explain it)
The fix is: rm y.tab.c y.tab.h and then retry compiling. If you manage to reproduce it somehow, please let me know. (I can't reproduce it)
I dind't run bison by hand, but after removing those two files compilation continues well :)
Note also that the debian packaging has not yet been updated, is still the original one from ser and it most likely doesn't build a proper sip-router deb (if it builds one at all).
That's right, I see debian packaging is not yet quite ready, because now I'm getting some errors regarding directories. I'm going to leave the make deb for now and move on to 'regular' compilation :) Thank you for your help and when someone diggs into debian packaging let me know if I can help with some testing :)
Best regards,