[Asterisk-bsd] MiniITX Project or What I have done with info fromthis list.

[Daniel Nielsen]

List,

I can host the ITX project at my server located in Denmark.
Possibly I can do a Mirrored hosting from 2++ locations

Regards,

Daniel

Todd Troutman wrote:
> 
> 
> Oh and it backdoors your network which is probably why I figured  nobody 
> would want it - Just kidding, it doesn't do that at all.
> 
> 
> On Dec 14, 2005, at 6:52 PM, Lists wrote:
> 
>> wheres this 2 Gig image at ??
>>
>> On Wed, 2005-12-14 at 19:20 -0500, Sumner, David wrote:
>>
>>> I have had some experience with NexCom systems. Here are few that  a 
>>> very small and cost about $600-$700 for the case, motherboard,  
>>> bootable compact flash, and ram. The prices will drop much lower  if 
>>> you order in quantities of 10 or more.
>>>
>>> VIA C3 800MHz CPU and three Ethernet ports
>>> http://www.nexcom.com/frame/productlistframe.jsp? 
>>> code=0000000001000000016&iid=9#
>>>
>>> ULV Celeron CPU w/ 4 Ethernet ports
>>> http://www.nexcom.com/frame/productlistframe.jsp? 
>>> code=0000000001000000015&iid=9#
>>>
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: asterisk-bsd-bounces at lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-bsd- 
>>> bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Todd Troutman
>>> Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 5:35 PM
>>> To: Asterisk on BSD discussion
>>> Subject: [Asterisk-bsd] MiniITX Project or What I have done with  
>>> info fromthis list.
>>>
>>> I had a specific need for a very small and lightweight box that could
>>> carry a TDM400P with four FXS modules (I get confused on FXO/FXS
>>> the one that gives POTS).  I think that 8" x 4" x 8" is about as
>>> small as it can get and it is a most fun almost silent box.
>>>
>>> Pictures are here.
>>>
>>> http://homepage.mac.com/toddtrout/PhotoAlbum58.html
>>>
>>> If you would like a similar machine I have a shopping list from
>>> LogicSupply.com. And you can skip a few steps on the install
>>> I have a disk image available for FTP, you can just boot G4U http://
>>> www.feyrer.de/g4u/ from USB thing of choice and slurpdisk the image
>>> to a 2 gig CF
>>>
>>> It is FreeBSD 6.0 / Asterisk 1.2.1 / Zaptel (current as of  yesterday )
>>>
>>> (If my use of 2 gig CF seems very heavy handed, it is b/c this
>>> machine is not a final product and does need to be able to use ports,
>>> build stuff, etc, in the
>>> field)
>>>
>>> VIA EPIA MII12000 Mini-ITX Motherboard with CF and PCMCIA
>>> $209.00
>>>
>>> (This CF slot is not bootable and you could use a more basic board
>>> but I also wanted PCMCIA.)
>>>
>>> Transcend IDE Flash Module 2GB 40pin vertical
>>> $217.00
>>>
>>> C138B
>>> Casetronic C138 Mini-ITX Case - Black - 90W
>>> $153.00
>>>
>>> (Very Well Made Case and it should be for so much money for so little
>>> metal)
>>> Has perforated sides and top, it cools good.
>>>
>>> ++ Ram as you feel correct for the application, the board has one
>>> slot so I just throw in 1gig b/c why not.
>>>
>>> ++ Putting that tiny board in that small case is a PITA and it's
>>> worth the $45 for assembly at logic supply.
>>>       The PCI card install is trivial, access is great.
>>>
>>> If this all adds up to be kind of crazy expensive for what it is,
>>> well yes it does, but if you need or want it, well there it is
>>> a Big & Smart IAXy.
>>>
>>>
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