I've gone to the eeeuser.com site and got most of my leads for OSes there. I am 
looking forward to a newer version of eeePCLOS based on the next release. I 
like eeeDora for its simplicity and speed. I am hoping that a newer version of 
it will fix the wireless problem or that new drivers will be added to the 
repositories. 

I have Xandros on the main drives and Ubuntu is running from a 8 GB SD card. It 
seems slower than it should be which is why I am  looking around. I may try 
Ubuntu Lite. I've heard that Mandriva works out of the box so may give the Mini 
version a try. With 1Gb of RAM, I expected Ubuntu to run faster or at least as 
fast as Xandros (which it is not). I wonder if the SDHC card (version 6) is 
slower than the build in solid state drives.

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----- Original Message ----
From: Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 7:12:39 PM
Subject: Re: [LINUX_Newbies] eeePC


On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 03:54:43PM -0700, Linux Canuck wrote:
> I have a eeePC (900). It came with Xandros. So far I have got eeeUbuntu to 
> work (all except suspend/ hibernate). I can't get eeePCLOS to boot. Eeedora 
> loads, but I can't get sound, wireless or the camera to work. Minime loads, 
> but can't get the wireless to work. I find the Xandros too limiting.
> 
> Has anyone had any success with other Linux distros? I am basically happy 
> with Ubuntu, but want to try other distros (on SD cards or usb keys).
> 

Well, one problem is (possibly) that most of the eee_$DISTRO were done
for the older versions, which have an different wireless card.  Of
course, now that that card (the 5007EG) will be supported in the new
2.6.27 kernel, ASUS changed it to some realtek.

There are some threads on Fedora forums that might be of use--try the
forum and search for the EEE PC.   The 900 is different than the earlier
ones, so now everyone can go back to getting this one working, since
ASUS, despite putting Linux on it, seems bound to make it difficult for
people. 

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