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| author | Pascal Bellard <pascal.bellard@slitaz.org> |
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| date | Sun Apr 29 11:43:08 2012 +0200 (2012-04-29) |
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27 <h1>SliTaz GNU/Linux EeePC flavor</h1>
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33 <h3>About</h3>
34 <p>
35 Welcome to the SliTaz EeePC flavor. This can be used from a
36 cdrom on a standard desktop to create a LiveUSB system. On the EeePC
37 you can easily boot from a USB key or a SD card - just press <code>Esc</code>
38 when powered on to select the wanted device. The SliTaz EeePC flavor provides
39 the tools and drivers used on the EeePC: 701, 901 and 1000.
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42 <h3>Live USB media</h3>
43 <p>
44 To use this system on the EeePC, you will need to create a LiveUSB device. The
45 simplest option to generate one is to boot the LiveCD on a standard
46 desktop and then run: System Tools → LiveUSB Tool. If you already run
47 SliTaz from a core LiveCD or an installed system, you can generate the
48 LiveUSB media directly using the ISO image. If you want to create the media
49 using the command line, please read the Handbook or TazUSB manual.
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52 <h3>Networking</h3>
53 <p>
54 When booting the Live system on an EeePC, the Wireless network interface is
55 enabled by default if the driver is installed. To manage Wireless network
56 connections you can use Wifibox from the menu: System Tools → Wireless
57 networks connections. To use an Ethernet cable connection you can use Netbox
58 from the menu and start the DHCP client.
59 </p>
61 <h3>Package slitaz-eeepc</h3>
62 <p>
63 The package slitaz-eeepc provides a small tool named <code>tazee</code>,
64 and a boot script to configure an EeePC. The configuration is stored in
65 the <code>/etc/eeepc.conf</code> file. To read the current configuration you
66 can open it in a text editor, use SliTaz EeePC Box from the menu or use
67 the command: <code>tazeee show-config</code>.
68 </p>
70 <h3>Installation</h3>
71 <ul>
72 <li>Boot from LiveUSB media.</li>
73 <li>Start the installer with the dedicated button in the Slitaz EeePC Box
74 or use this command from a terminal: <code>su -c 'tazeee install'</code>.
75 To use the first SSD disk: format /dev/hdc1 (on 901), install GRUB
76 and then exit the installer to let tazeee finish the configuration.</li>
77 <li>Reboot and enjoy.</li>
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