I have built a version of Debian's Netinstall that will take you from a blank hard drive to a AllStar node almost hands off. At this time the installer assumes the following: Wipe the hard drive, I'll say this again "THE INSTALLER WILL WIPE THE HARD DRIVE" machine name: repeater Network settings: DHCP login: root password: debian ssh on port: 22 (root login not allowed) login: debian password: debian Download from: <https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByDmt8HV_FwMRkxoQ0pMcWtScFE/view?usp=sharing> untar the file: tar zxvf netinstall.tar.gz burn the netinstall.iso to a USB flash drive >500 MB or a CD Set the boot order to boot from USB then HD. if possible set to boot from HD then USB. Use something like F12 to boot once from USB. (clear as mud?) Installer will start. Select AllStar install. Once phase one completes, computer will poweroff or re-boot. Remove USB drive. After re-boot, computer will silently complete AllStar Asterisk install from current SVN. Once phase two completes, computer will re-boot (without warning) Node is now ready for you to edit config files. Feel free to ask questions here or direct. We have tested it on anything from a VIA C7 to a Intel P4. 73, Steve N4IRS -- "Anything is possible if you don't know what you are talking about." 1st Law of Logic