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#1 2010-01-01 20:00:33
- el_cammello
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ArchOne - arch for aspire one netbooks
Try and install arch in your netbook from usb device, without wasting time in post configurations.
Sorry for my bad english :-)
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#2 2010-01-09 01:18:37
- mailman1175
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Re: ArchOne - arch for aspire one netbooks
So... The installer's in Italian? That would be important information to have on your sourceforge page, the Arch wiki, and anywhere else you've got info on ArchOne. I love the idea; I'm just not sure I can use Google translate well enough to get the job done.
Or am I missing some way to change locale?
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#4 2010-01-09 11:46:09
- el_cammello
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Re: ArchOne - arch for aspire one netbooks
So... The installer's in Italian? That would be important information to have on your sourceforge page, the Arch wiki, and anywhere else you've got info on ArchOne. I love the idea; I'm just not sure I can use Google translate well enough to get the job done.
Or am I missing some way to change locale?
ArchOne 2010.01_rev2 (9 january)
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N.B: This release doesn't support "persistent home" feature.
- added htop, unzip
- main edition: replaced gedit with geany
- isolinux instead of grub (only live mode)
- installer: menu.lst "clean" with comments
- English as default language in all release (in "live mode" you can change the layout with "setxkbmap")
- set locale=US as default
- added lxrandr for external monitors (fn + f5)
- All packages updated at 8 january, except kernel26-2.6.31 instead of recent .32, for problems with the ath5k module
(see http://arcierisinasce.wordpress.com/201 … -2-ath5k/)
Sorry for my bad english :-)
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