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 ===== Installation ===== ===== Installation =====
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     * [[http://m0n0.ch/wall/physdiskwrite.php|physdiskwrite]]     * [[http://m0n0.ch/wall/physdiskwrite.php|physdiskwrite]]
   * A CD burner if you plan on using the USB CD-ROM drive approach   * A CD burner if you plan on using the USB CD-ROM drive approach
 +  * An external USB hard drive.
   * The latest 32-bit [[http://www.asterisknow.org/downloads|AsteriskNOW ISO]]   * The latest 32-bit [[http://www.asterisknow.org/downloads|AsteriskNOW ISO]]
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 The t5720 doesn't have any removable storage, so you'll need to boot from a USB device, such as CD-ROM or flash drive. I'll describe the flash drive option. The t5720 doesn't have any removable storage, so you'll need to boot from a USB device, such as CD-ROM or flash drive. I'll describe the flash drive option.
  
-**NOTE:** If you use a USB CD-ROM instead, just burn the ISO and skip to [[#somefoo]].+**NOTE:** If you use a USB CD-ROM instead, just burn the ISO and skip to [[#Boot]].
  
 === Extract Files === === Extract Files ===
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 Also extract the physdiskwrite archive. Also extract the physdiskwrite archive.
  
-=== Creating the USB Boot Disk ===+=== Create the USB Boot Disk ===
  
 The AsteriskNOW CD includes an image for creating a bootable USB disk. It resides at ''\FIXME\diskimage.img''. The AsteriskNOW CD includes an image for creating a bootable USB disk. It resides at ''\FIXME\diskimage.img''.
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 Once ''physdiskwrite.exe'' finishes, you have a bootable USB flash drive. Once ''physdiskwrite.exe'' finishes, you have a bootable USB flash drive.
  
-=== Publishing Install Files ===+=== Publish Install Files ===
  
 Your new bootable USB drive will get the t5720 up and running, but the installer needs access to a lot of extra files from the AsteriskNOW CD. You have several options for this. Your new bootable USB drive will get the t5720 up and running, but the installer needs access to a lot of extra files from the AsteriskNOW CD. You have several options for this.
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   * Second USB drive: If you have a spare USB drive large enough to hold the AsteriskNOW ISO, simply copy the ISO to it.   * Second USB drive: If you have a spare USB drive large enough to hold the AsteriskNOW ISO, simply copy the ISO to it.
   * HTTP: If you have a computer on which you can run an HTTP server, you can copy the contents of the CD to a HTTP-accessible directory.   * HTTP: If you have a computer on which you can run an HTTP server, you can copy the contents of the CD to a HTTP-accessible directory.
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 +==== Boot ====
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 +Plug your USB boot drive into the t5720 and power it on. During power-on, hit F10 to access the BIOS setup. Make sure that "USB" is the first boot device listed under "Advanced BIOS Configuration".
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 +**NOTE:** I've noticed some issues when removing/adding USB devices with the t5720 connected to power. As such, whenever I swapped USB devices I also unplugged the power adapter.
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 +If all goes well, you will be greeted with a GRUB boot menu. Enter ''linux expert'' at the prompt and hit enter. This will allow you to select your external USB hard drive when configuring your partition scheme.
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 +Continue until you are asked to select install media. Your selection depends on where you decided to [[#publish_install_files|publish the install files]].