Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
On Sun, 2009-04-05 at 13:57 -0400, Jim wrote:
Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
I've just acquired one of the above beasties. The thing comes with XP,
so I'm interested in installing a dual-boot system with Fedora. AFAIK
the 900 and 901 models are known to work, but the 1000HE is fairly new.
I wondered if people who've already done this can warn me of potential
pitfalls.
All advice gratefully accepted.
poc
As of kernel-2.27 in Fedora 10 , the Asus 1000 Sd version all the
drivers are available .
Had no problems of installing.
Thanks to all for the info. It looks very promising and I'll be trying
F10 in the next or two. I have a sneaking desire to go straight to F11b
(mainly for the ext4 fs) but that may be a bridge too far at the moment.
ext4 has been available since FC9... FC11 makes it the default, but you don't
need (or IMHO *want*) to go FC11 if you are interested in using the machine as
opposed to having a learning experience. FC11 is "good for beta" but definitely
in a testing stage. And during install there's a prompt something like "Are you
out of your mind?" or similar, to remind you this may not be suitable for
production. And in my experience it isn't, although it's a fun ride if you have
multiple machines and use one for playing.
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