Yes Matthew:

This is true.   My first Asterisk install was on a P3-500, on 256 megs of RAM.  
 You can pick up a refurb P4 - 1.7 Ghz with 512 megs of ram for under $200 
these days, and a with $200 more, a brand new dual core/x2 PC as you have said.

However the true purpose of these embedded devices is the flexibility of a 
"small" size, portability, low power consumption, and the ability to install 
these at elevators, or making other voice enabled gadgets for vehicles, wheel 
chairs, remote sites and so on.

I can think of a dozen different applications where these could be used - and 
the advantage of no moving parts and flash storage has tremendous advantages.  

So yes, depending on the situation, the low cost PC and also the embedded 
solution ...  both has its place.    

Cheers!
Reza.


----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Matthew Mackes 
  To: 'TAUG' 
  Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2007 11:10 PM
  Subject: Re: [on-asterisk] AstLinux on production


  Sorry- "Embedded"



  Hi Everyone,


  Embetted devices are cool to play with, however, with PC hardware so 
inexpensive, A small form factor PC, with an IDE-to_Flash adapter and RPath 
Pound Key Linux would be a better, easier, Higher Density Solution. 

  PIII machines are available for less then $150, or for $300 you can pick up a 
brand new low end dell P4. With a PIII or P4 you could handle quite a few more 
calls, with trans coding then with an embedded machine. 



  Just my two cents.

  Matt


  Jim Van Meggelen wrote: 
This is a really reliable platform on which to run Asterisk, but do not put
one into production without planning some lab time - this is a very
different beast from any Asterisk you have seen before. Also, this is
strictly a low-density solution.

Highly recommended, but wear your thinking cap, and be prepared to learn a
few new tricks.

Jim


  -----Original Message-----
From: Reza - Asterisk Enthusiast [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: October 26, 2007 8:20 PM
To: TAUG
Subject: [on-asterisk] AstLinux on production

Has anyone here in the TAUG group run AstLinux in a 
production environment?

Like to hear from you, the obstacles & success that you have had.

Thanks!
Reza.



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