Jim,
Did you try the Ubu 9.10 netbook remix? I was using the alpha builds on
my eee 900 (Celery processor) and they worked quite nicely.
On Sat, 14 Nov 2009, jim marple wrote:
> Date: Sat, 14 Nov 2009 22:14:04 -0500
> From: jim marple <jimmarple@hotmail.com>
> Reply-To: Bloomington LINUX Users Group <blug@cs.indiana.edu>
> To: blug@cs.indiana.edu
> Subject: Re: [BLUG] My Ubuntu/Linux bitch
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> Just for some info ubuntu 9.10 will not work correctly on a eeepc 701 4g and some 900 & certain 900a's (all Celeron's) without major tweaking.
> The overclocking and acpi utilities in 9.10 are targeted for the atom eeepc.
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> The array.org kernel has most of the hard stuff already compiled into it. You should look at eeebuntu distro for that version of the eeepc.
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> proud owner of a 701 4g, 900a(atom version) and 1005hab.
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> jim marple
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Hey guys,
I don't normally complain, but my kids do see this computer, and since the topic has evidently changed, would you mind changing the name of the thread? I keep deleting it and it keeps popping up...
On topic (present that is), however, I have recently installed 9.10 NBR to two different eeepcs and it seems to work really well - looks and acts real polished. Mine is a 1000he, and everything works flawlessly. My mom's is a 1001ha, and the only problem with it is that the n wireless card that it has gets a week signal, which I am working on, and have hopes of fixing soon.
Thanks for your consideration of others who choose to be little more careful with their vocab...
Matthew
