(k)ubuntu 9.04 i386 install on netbooks
chuck adams
chuck.adams.k7qo at gmail.com
Tue Apr 28 04:53:31 UTC 2009
I first installed both ubuntu and kubuntu 9.04 on a
lenova ideapad S10 netbook
hardware: intel Atom (0.045) 1.6GHz processor
2GB of ram
160GB disc drive
o ubuntu 9.04 i386 on a bootable USB toshiba 4GB thumb drive
. installation time 8min 45 sec
. boot time 28 sec
. login time 23 sec
no wifi detected
plugged into USB an Air Link 101 USB model AWLL3026/NA
wifi device
now system shows two wireless interfaces
. Wireless Network (ZyDAS WLA-54L WiFi) (the Air Link)
. Wireless Network (Broadcom BCM4312 802.11b/g) (built-in)
can connect to local wireless through the Air Link USB device
. shutdown time 14 sec
o kubuntu 9.04 i386 on a bootable USB toshiba 4GB thumb drive
. installation time 9 min 22 sec
. boot time 30 sec
. login time 1 min 14sec
WLAN Interface shows disconnected
plug in Air Link 101 and interface is able to be activated and connect
. shutdown 22 sec
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second netbook is an Acer aspire one
intel Atom (0.045) 1.6GHz processor
1GB of ram
160GB hard drive
. ubuntu 9.04 i386 on USB toshiba 4GB thumb drive
. installation time 9min 22 sec
. boot time 24 sec
. login time 24 sec
wifi is detected (Atheros chip set) and can be activated with no
additional effort requiring software changes, etc.
. shutdown 13 sec
. kubuntu 9.04 i386 on USB toshiba 4GB thumb drive
. installation time 10min 46sec
. boot time 30sec
. login time 1min 16sec
wifi is detected and activated via the icon
. shutdown time 21sec
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as with a previous posting doing the same thing with a desktop
1. installation time is time from start installation on step 6 of install
2. boot time from 0 sec display from GRUB to login display
3. login time from <return> on password until desktop display complete
4. shutdown time from click on shutdown popup countdown to power off
Hope this helps.
Netbooks without the atheros chip set will need some work and I'd like
to get the instructions if they exist or come up at a later time.
FYI
chuck
I'm not sure that my previous post on the installations and times
ever appeared. I saw a followup, I think.
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