http://wiki.eeeuser.com/ 2009-11-21T15:20:24-05:00 http://wiki.eeeuser.com/ http://wiki.eeeuser.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-05-27T14:38:20-05:00 http://wiki.eeeuser.com/tuep:bootableimage?rev=1211913500&do=diff I did'nt try that one out but will do as soon as I have spare USB harddisk drive. <http://martybugs.net/linux/image.cgi> Creating an Image Making a Bootable USB Stick With the accompanying CD of the eeePC I was able to format a USB stick, install the software onto it and finally do a fresh install from the stick instead an optical drive. Fresh install with booting from the eeePC-CD worked anyway very well and as described. text/html 2007-11-09T09:44:58-05:00 http://wiki.eeeuser.com/tuep:customkernel?rev=1194619498&do=diff Advantages The biggest is that boot time would be much, much lower as we don't compile modules we don't need. We could compile commonly used hardware into the kernel rather than load it as a module, too. Also, we can choose to compile features that are optimized for our hardware versus more-general features. text/html 2009-05-26T19:01:50-05:00 http://wiki.eeeuser.com/tuep:debianbase?rev=1243378910&do=diff Note! The following instructions are for etch, which is now oldstable. It is highly recommended you use lenny (or newer, if you desire). The Debian EeePC Project provides an installer that makes it easy to install lenny. You can, if desired, use a standard Debian installer as well. text/html 2007-09-02T05:36:12-05:00 http://wiki.eeeuser.com/tuep:derivative?rev=1188725772&do=diff TUEP Linux will be a derivative of an existing distribution because we don't want to go to the effort of starting from scratch or maintaining security patches. Each page will contain a list of pros and cons, as well as instructions on how to create it. text/html 2007-09-15T02:37:03-05:00 http://wiki.eeeuser.com/tuep:home?rev=1189838223&do=diff Introduction The Untitled Eee Project (TUEP) is a community effort to provide a software package, including an operating system, appropriate to the limited hardware of the Eee PC. Goals Create an alternative to the Xandros operating system that ships with the Eee PC text/html 2007-09-15T03:04:52-05:00 http://wiki.eeeuser.com/tuep:livecd?rev=1189839892&do=diff Overview Bellow is the documentation for creating a Debian-based LiveCD using the bootcdwrite package from the Debian developers. This procedure builds a fully functioning LiveCD from an already working/installed base system, so you will need to have a customized (or not) install of Debian residing on a Computer/Virtual Machine/Somewhere. text/html 2007-09-02T05:50:42-05:00 http://wiki.eeeuser.com/tuep:minimalubuntu?rev=1188726642&do=diff Pros and Cons of using an Ubuntu Minimal Install Pros * A very active development community * Well-known and considered easy to use * Very large software repositories (and all the benefits of Debian, on which it is based) * A predictable release schedule and the latest software * Update notifier text/html 2007-09-02T05:43:28-05:00 http://wiki.eeeuser.com/tuep:ume?rev=1188726208&do=diff Pros and Cons of Using the Moblin Tool Pros * Will create a custom kernel * Will include only the necessary drivers * Will include only the requested feature sets Cons * Only set up for use with Intel McCaslin and Menlow platforms (not Celeron M?) * Assumes use of the Hildon UI application framework * Currently tested only on the Samsung UMPC