[quote=“MrFidget”]FYI:
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In answer to your question.
PLug the Key in and see if it boots, if it doesn’t, looks like the block or sector size is wrong. PLan C could work. Burn the ISO, boot from CD, use DD to create your boot key / disk thing
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Chris[/quote]
Thanks Chris,
does it mean I am the only one interested in having portable Asterisk (Astlinux) on USB key (removeable harddisk) to work
and nobody else tested it before ?
Did you test portable Astlinux on USB key (pendrive) ?
I am sure Portable Asterisk (Astlinux on USB key) is an excellent solution,
promoting Asterisk.
Ok. I am fully aware, MNOs offer today flat rate, unlimited minutes, unlimited data transfer plans,
so tolls are no more an issue.
Does it mean Asterisk SIP telephony should die soon ?
yes I did have it working, used physwrite on an XP machine to create it. Used it to test various diaplan stuff. Cool feature, but I havent done it for a while. I just use some Centos machines now as I need some specific changes to some modules.
The challenge is with Vista, and the utilities seem to be broken on that platform
Re SIP trunking, its more the signalling aspect of it now rather than cost. Here in Aus, an ISDN 10 (1/3 E1) is far more expensive than an ADSL2+ with a 1Mb back channel. at 88K per call, thats 10 (very optimisitic) calls up the line for around 1/3 of the cost.
Presence, alternative media paths to the signalling, support for G722 wide band, video etc, is also driving SIP, so it is far from dead, but it was a fair question.