[App_rpt-users] ACID on a Netbook?

[Buddy Brannan]

Yep. Loading onto the netbook was definitely an exercise, and it took me several hours to get it right (which involved a lot of manual thingies…) 
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On Aug 13, 2013, at 8:06 AM, Jon Rorke <jrorke at cogeco.ca> wrote:

> HI Ramesh, Just about all the IBM/Lenovo PCs I used had failed in similar fashion. I have had much more luck with used HP Compaq boxes.
> 
> I cant see why not an atom net book couldnt do the job. The only problem is loading Centos/asterisk on it as there is no cd rom. I have not been able to access any pc with out a standard CD Rom.
> I have tried usb external CD rom but no dice.
> 
> Still would be nice to load from USB stick too.
> 
> It would make install real easy too. The Xipper distro (Redhat Fidora) can be loaded from USB stick so why cant ACID?
> 
> Jon VA3RQ
> 
> On 8/12/2013 10:09 PM, Ramesh Dhami (VA3UV) wrote:
>> On 12/08/2013 9:02 PM, Benjamin Naber wrote:
>>> Ramesh,
>>> 
>>> Please explain test conditions, standards expected, and actual results.
>>> 
>>> I'm running Limey Linux on a thin client. I am using
>>> usbradio.conf/chan_usbradio and I've experience zero
>>> hangs/freezes/drop-outs/you-name-it.
>>> 
>>> DSP = CPU intensive? Unless you are running many nodes on one machine
>>> that use DSP functions, then I don't think so.
>>> 
>> 
>> <-- Hi Benjamin;  I was using ACID on a HP T5710 (~1.2GHz proc with 256MB of RAM, IIRC).  I just tested with one node - if I used chan_simpleusb and half-duplex, the repeater worked fine (using an external controller of course).
>> 
>> If I switched to chan_usbradio, dsp, full duplex (removing the external controller), I found that the repeater would remain keyed after the input signal was removed.  I tried this a few times, got the same results.  So, since the HP worked fine with an external controller, I used chan_simpleusb.
>> 
>> For my own / current application, I am pursuing an IBM ThinkPad laptop Intel Dual core ~ 1.8GHz proc' which, I believe should work out fine.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Ramesh.
>> 
>> 2182 / 2424 down due to (yet another) zapped SATA controller in an IBM Think Centre 9210.
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