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Eee PC: Running Ubuntu from a flash drive

Brad Linder · Nov 20, 2007 · Leave a Comment


Well, my foray into the world of Puppy Linux was short and sweet. But since I couldn’t get the audio drivers working, I decided to move on.

The folks at Pendrivelinux.com have some incredibly simple tutorials for loading Knoppix, Slax, DSL, Gentoo, and Ubuntu onto USB flash drives. Since I’ve spent some time with Ubuntu on my primarily laptop, I figured I’d give it a whirl on my tiny new laptop.

Continue reading at Eee Site.

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