Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Ethernet Some EeePC 900 and 1000 users have found that the Ethernet connection does not function after a fresh Ubuntu installation (this does not seem to affect every user) (). Installing Ubuntu via PXE For the 1005H* model and possibly others: when attempting to install Ubuntu via PXE (Netboot) you will find that only atl1.ko and atl1e.ko are included in the initrd.lz of Ubuntu 9.10, which will stop you when trying to mount through NFS. A quick workaround to this is unpacking the squashfs and initrd in casper/ and put the atl1c.ko that is included in the squashfs of casper, into initrd (a howto on creating the initrd is out of the scope of this document, I'd say).

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I also had to throw atl1c into conf/modules. IP Address If you are unable to obtain an IP address with your EeePC after a fresh installation, you may need to do the following. • Shutdown the EeePC • Unplug the AC power • Remove the battery • Reconnect the battery • Reconnect the AC power • Turn on the EeePC Wireless The sudo lshw -C network should show which hardware the machine has for networking (including for internet access). Alternatively you might check your hardware with the lspci command. If wireless is NOT working out-of-the-box, then I suggest following this procedure to get help from the community: Atheros Card Most models of the EeePC use an Atheros card which is not supported by default ().

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It is supported in Intrepid using the free in the linux-backports-modules-intrepid-generic package. If after completing the relevant steps below you still do not have wifi, check that it has not been disabled in your BIOS. Reboot and tap F2 to get to your BIOS to check. It's probably worth checking before you start, too. These threads might be useful for UNR 10.04 • • Eee PC 1001P and 1005PX with UNR 10.04 confirmed with the backport wireless module sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-wireless-lucid-generic sudo reboot Realtek Card The 701SD uses a Realtek rtl8187se instead of the usual Atheros. Hopefully this thread fom Launchpad Answers might help • • Note that in the, now obsolete, Ubuntu 8.10 the Realtek support was broken () Ralink Card Some (later) 901 and 1000 models use a Ralink rt2860sta (this for example is the onboard wifi card used on EeePC 1000H), which also isn't supported in the now obsolete Intrepid (8.10). Download and install the 'rt2860 - 1.8.0.0-0ubuntu1~ppa2' package you find.

The Intrepid installation file (.deb) is found and a detailed how-to. If this doesn't work try a fresh install of Ubuntu (this means reinstalling it from or a bootable USB stick) and then install the plug-in from the link given before. () Note 10.10 includes the 1.8.0.0 driver, however this doesn't support wireless-n, which the updated drivers do. Ath5k Driver The ath5k driver was removed from Ibex's 2.6.27 kernel, and moved to the backport modules. To get wireless to work (at least for the 701), you need to install an additional package. You will need wired internet access for the following steps. Sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-intrepid-generic sudo modprobe ath5k EeePC 900s and 701s require 'blacklist ath_pci' added to '/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist' to enable wireless.

Sudo -s echo blacklist ath_pci >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist After this you can reboot and your wireless should work. Note: On my 900 and Intrepid, the signal was bad and I experienced intermittent failures when using this method. Ndiswrapper seems to work ok so far - VilleV If you've used ndiswrapper previously but move to the ath5k driver, you'll probably need to (re)move /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper out of the way Note: On a mostly-Ubuntu EeePC with an Atheros AR928X card (as reported by lspci), I found wifi working-but-flakey after an upgrade to Ubuntu 9.10. Crack for multisim 11 keygen. Running lsmod showed that two wifi driver modules were loaded (ath5k and ath9k). Doing rmmod ath5k restored normal operation, and adding the ath5k module to the blacklist as described above will make the removal stick across reboots.