Pimp my eeepc...

[thefatmoop]

looks very cool....only i have asus eee 901 linux

[theberries]

looks very cool....only i have asus eee 901 linux

so? it has ralink, big whoop. e17 shouldn't care what eeepc you have.

btw, as always, thanks pureh@te for spoonfeeding us n00bs

[thefatmoop]

yea i haven't gotten around to crackin it open to put in an atheros card.

[theberries]

yea i haven't gotten around to crackin it open to put in an atheros card.

I'll assume that's sarcasm. If not, and you really ARE going to crack it open, please document it.

You can inject with rt73 drivers. aircrack even has it on their website:

hxxp://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=compatibility_drivers

[anathema]

Big thanks to PureH@te for picking this up.
My eeepc is sitting and waiting patiently

[gromeo]

hey Pure@Hate, cmon man, we are all waiting for the package

Don't let us down - if you need any manual work (manual menu edit etc) let me know, I'll help.

[johnnyca]

I might as well mention that I can't wait either.

I'm running BT3 of an SD card on two Eee's, a 701 and a 900. I'll happily offer the 701 up to the BT gods as a sacraficial guinae pig in exchange for this lzm.

[pho_bos]

Any new News about the lzm?

[purehate]

Sorry guys. Ive been really busy but I have not forgotten about doing this.

[lone-hyena]

4. Now to add e17
bt~#wget e17package url
bt~# tar xjvf slacke17/slacke17-20080504.tar.bz2
bt~#cd slacke17-20080504
bt~#./slacke17-install.sh max

* note this will install the full version of e17. read carefully the README, README.e17, INSTALL, UPGRADING and NOT-E17 files because there are some other more minimal options.

I'm running Eeebuntu off the SSD and BT3 on a live+changes 8GB SDHC. When I tried to run slacke17-install I get the following:

cat: write error: No space left on device
/sbin/ldconfig: Writing of cache data failed: No such file or directory
Executing install script for e-20080504-i486-ljp...
cp: writing '/var/log/scripts/e-20080504-i486-ljp': No space left on device


However, when I do df -h it spits out this:

aufs----- 295M 295M 0-----100% /
/dev/hdc1 3.8G 2.8G 780M 76% /mnt/hdc1
/dev/sda1 2.0G 795M 1.2G 41% /mnt/sda1
/dev/sda2 5.6G 140M 5.2G 3% /mnt/sda2

If the SDHC card (sda1 and sda2) isn't full, why is slack install saying there's no space on the device? What is aufs and why is IT full? Should I go about this a different way if I'm trying to alter my live install and don't want e17 messing up Eeebuntu on my SSD? I assumed that BT3 points at the SDHC anyway.

On a side note, I've rebooted BT3 and the xine and other folder still hasn't showed up. Linux noob.