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Hi! thanks for Slitaz and this Forum.
I have looked thoroughly in this forum, the eeepc forum and other places in the web. But did not manage to have Wifi working in my netbook.
I have Slitaz booting well from a usb flash drive (the Stable, for the Cooking keeps stalling on boot - I have used tazusb.exe to make the flash drive).
I only have Windows XP, no acess to CD drives whatsoever, nor I can wire myself to the modem.
So I am restricted to my netbook, the Wireless connection and a 124Mb flash drive. And I am a total zero with computers or OSs.
Can someone help me with a solution?
where to find the kernel modules? how to add them to my flash drive so that when booting I can then install them on Slitaz?
Thanks in advance for your attention.
And many thanks and congratulations for this wonderful project of yours.
small is beautiful (and fast!)
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Atheros cards work only with the experimental branch of slitaz-libre - read the note here:
http://listengine.tuxfamily.org/lists.tuxfamily.org/slitaz/2011/12/msg00012.html
note that the address for the mirror there is wrong - it is missing a / - so correct is:
http://people.slitaz.org/~gokhlayeh/libre-develop/packages/
but think - its linux libre, so you have to do flash the manual way....... and its experimental.... so not as stabil as cooking, but the atheros card works out of the box
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thanks for the reply.
I can not get slitaz-libre nor slitaz-cooking to boot from the usb drive.
only Slitaz Stable 3.0 boots from the usb flash drive.
is there a way around this problem?
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http://mirror.slitaz.org/doc/en:guides:xorg-xvesa
or try another OS - CTKarch
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Thanks for your reply.
I will try with ctkarch.
Meanwhile I have tried Slitaz-Cooking and Slitaz-Libre on another NetBook,
the Acer One 110L.
It boots well, runs smoothly, fast and getting WiFi is easy.
I wonder why making these more recent releases to boot from a usb flash drive on the Asus eee 1001P does not work. I have seen people with the same problem in other foruns. But up to now no solution. I suspect it is not the xorg for the Stable 3.0 boots and runs very well.
It's a pitty though for Slitaz runs smoother and faster on my pc than any version of Puppy or Knoppix I know of.
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Here is the output of lspci
http://www.linuxer.onlinehome.de/download/lspci-1001p.txt.gz
- this means that cooking and slitaz-libre X should work if you boot to the shell with bootparameters
screen=text
then log in as tux
get root with "su" and root password
and then tazx
get user tux with exit
then startx
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Thanks for your reply.
I had tried that before (screen=text).
The system stalls at
[<c1003a76>] kernel_thread_helper+0x6 0x10
and after that not even <Ctrl><Alt><Del> works.
I really would like to have Slitaz-Libre running in my machine.
I have tried many other distros, DSL, Puppy, Knoppix, Tiny Core, etc.
And from the experience with Slitaz 3.0, I believe this is the best distro
for my first steps with Linux. But I need WiFi working.
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did you check md5sum of the iso - perhaps it is corrupted
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The same exact usb flash drive boots well on an Acer Aspire One 110L.
(I cannot get the X Gui there though as I do with Cooking on the same machine,
the screen is a mess, but the OS is up and running...
I will try to solve this screen resolution problem latter).
It's just on the Asus 1001P that it stalls.
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