On Sunday 25 October 2009 13:22:21 Daniel da Veiga wrote:
> I have a couple of EEEs and my brother have the same model you have.
> All three work the same way, you hold ESC while booting (you can just
> keep it pressed after you power it on) and a boot menu comes.
That's interesting. I didn't try
091025 Peter Humphrey wrote:
> On Sunday 25 October 2009 00:30:48 Philip Webb wrote:
>> There's 1 problem : you hold F2 down to get BIOS,
>> then use Esc for a boot menu (you have to go in/out of BIOS first).
>> However, this doesn't work when I first switch the machine on :
>> M$ XP starts regar
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 20:30, Philip Webb wrote:
> I've got my new toy to boot from USB with SystemRescue 1.3.1 ,
> which comes up beautifully with Gentoo using 'Altker32'
> (the 'default' kernel boots into some kind of emergency mode);
> despite what the intro help says, the desktop manager is X
On Sunday 25 October 2009 00:30:48 Philip Webb wrote:
> I've got my new toy to boot from USB with SystemRescue 1.3.1 ,
> which comes up beautifully with Gentoo using 'Altker32'
> (the 'default' kernel boots into some kind of emergency mode);
> despite what the intro help says, the desktop manager i
On 25 Oct 2009, at 00:30, Philip Webb wrote:
...
There's 1 problem : you hold F2 down to get BIOS,
then use Esc for a boot menu (you have to go in/out of BIOS first).
However, this doesn't work when I first switch the machine on :
M$ XP starts regardless & I have to reboot from there to get BI
I've got my new toy to boot from USB with SystemRescue 1.3.1 ,
which comes up beautifully with Gentoo using 'Altker32'
(the 'default' kernel boots into some kind of emergency mode);
despite what the intro help says, the desktop manager is Xfce,
which is started via 'wizard' & offers basic useful ap
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