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#LIVE LINUX USB FOR EEE PC 701 HOW TO#
#LIVE LINUX USB FOR EEE PC 701 INSTALL#
#LIVE LINUX USB FOR EEE PC 701 UPDATE#
#LIVE LINUX USB FOR EEE PC 701 FOR ANDROID#
#LIVE LINUX USB FOR EEE PC 701 ANDROID#

At the boot loader select the last option: "Install Android-x86 to harddisk. Insert the CD or USB drive and boot from it (check your BIOS settings for that).

#LIVE LINUX USB FOR EEE PC 701 HOW TO#

If you don't have an external/internal CD-ROM on your system, you can write the ISO image to a USB stick by following our " How to Run Linux from an USB Flash Drive" tutorial. It can be installed on a local/external hard drive or a USB flash drive.

#LIVE LINUX USB FOR EEE PC 701 INSTALL#

As you can see, except for the T91 and Eee Top 1602C models, which run only in VESA mode, all the other models enumerated above can run in their native resolution (1024圆00 or 800x480) thanks to the i915 Intel video driver.īelow is a quick guide that provides you with instructions about how to install the Android-x86 Linux distribution on your Eee PC or home computer. Until now, Android-x86 was tested on the following Eee PC models: 701, 701SD.

Automatic mount of external disk drives.

Support for netbook's webcams (via V4l2).

Support for the native resolutions of netbooks.

Use the down arrow key to select your USB thumb drive, and once it’s highlighted, hit the Enter key on your keyboard. As soon as your Eee PC starts up again, hit the Esc (escape) key a few times until a Please select boot device: window appears.

Shows the status of the battery on netbooks Transfer the iso file to a USB memory stick/thumb drive.

Support for suspend/resume functions (S3 mode).

Graphical user interface for Ethernet configurations.

To reflect this major change, we create this new project." - the developers behind the Android-x86 project said on their website.

#LIVE LINUX USB FOR EEE PC 701 ANDROID#

So we decide to fork our code base that will provide android x86 support on different x86 platforms, and set up a git server to host it. A few months after we created the project, we found out that we could do much more than just hosting patches.

#LIVE LINUX USB FOR EEE PC 701 FOR ANDROID#

"The original plan was to host different patches for android x86 support from open source community. It has support for the EXT3, EXT2, NTFS and FAT32 filesystems, and can be run directly from the CD (yes, no installation required)! But, if you like it and you want to install it on your hard drive or on a USB stick, we have a short tutorial for you at the end of the article. The current stable version of Android-x86 is based on Android 1.6 (Donut) and it's powered by Linux kernel 2.6.29 with kernel mode-setting (or KMS for short) enabled. Simply named Android-x86, this Live CD Linux distribution is designed mostly for the Eee PC netbooks, but can also run on any other 32-bit (x86) platform. Let your Eee PC boot normally (don’t hit the Esc key as it starts) – and you’ll boot into Ubuntu.Today we are proud to announce a new operating system, a port of Google's famous Android platform for the x86 (32-bit) architecture.

Once the installation has completed, click Restart now.

Grab a cup of coffee – the installation will take a while.

Review the summary window, and click Install to begin the installation.

Enter the appropriate info in each of the provided fields.

Alternately, if you have a model with multiple “drives” (xGB SSD and xGB Flash), you may want to install Ubuntu on the SSD drive, and then mount the /home folder on the Flash drive).

If you are in fact using the Eee PC 900 (or higher), select Guided – use entire disk.

Choose the keyboard layout you want to use, and yep you guessed it – click Forward.

Now select your city (or the closest one to it in the same time zone) and click Forward.

Select your language and click the Forward button to continue.

To continue and install Ubuntu to your Eee PC, click the Install icon on the desktop.

You can still back out of the installation and return to whatever Operating System your Eee PC came with (just reboot again). Play around for a bit if this is your first time using Ubuntu. Remember, this is the “live” version of Ubuntu – it’s running from your USB thumb drive, not your Eee PC’s hard drive.

Your Eee PC will now boot into Ubuntu.

Transfer the iso file to a USB memory stick/thumb drive.

#LIVE LINUX USB FOR EEE PC 701 UPDATE#

I don’t have my Eee PC any longer, so I can’t update this guide with the exact new steps and screenshots, but this is probably pretty close. You should actually be able to follow along using a newer version of Ubuntu. The version of Ubuntu used is very old – 8.04 (Hardy Heron) – but the whole process hasn’t changed that much. Please note: This guide was published back in 2008 and is now considered out of date, kind of.