I finally got to testing the published procedure.
After having difficulty in getting the USB stick made, all worked well on both 
an HP 5720 AND an HP 5730
I was unable to make the stick in Windows XP with physdiskwrite. I fond another 
program that was SUPPOSED to work, and in fact it claimed to, but the stick 
failed to boot.
I am sure others might be able to do better. The current website only mentions 
W7 and newer, not XP perhaps that was the difficulty
I was able to make the USB properly in Linux, so I moved forward.
The current version with Asterisk 11.8.1 installed without a hitch, and if it 
isn't already, the instruction page probably should be published to the 
community at large.
Personally, I probably will continue to use my method with DSL, but that is a 
personal preference.
Great job with the web page!

John Novack

Lonnie Abelbeck wrote:
Hi Adrian,

I added a new WiKi entry for this special situation...

Copy Install Image to Internal Drive - Special Case
http://doc.astlinux.org/userdoc:copy-image-usb-runnix

John, if you have a chance, could you give the above instructions a try and let 
me know if it works for you and how it compares to your DSL method.

Lonnie




On May 17, 2014, at 2:05 PM, Adrian Hodgson wrote:

I know that many years ago astlinux was installed on a HP thin client the T5700.

I have a few left over previously used with an alarm project with puppy iso.

I would just like to play with astlinux and try to get a couple of sip phones 
working home use, the T5700 I have have 512 Meg ram and 1 Gig flask, another 
has 512 Meg flash.

What version of astlinux would work on these elderly devices?

Many thanks

Adrian

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