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author Pascal Bellard <pascal.bellard@slitaz.org>
date Sat Nov 30 10:06:29 2013 +0000 (2013-11-30)
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pankso@2346 6 <title>SliTaz EeePC flavors</title>
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pankso@2346 24 <body>
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pankso@2346 26 <div id="header">
pankso@2346 27 <h1>SliTaz GNU/Linux EeePC flavor</h1>
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pankso@2346 30 <!-- Start content -->
pankso@2346 31 <div id="content">
pankso@2346 32
pankso@2346 33 <h3>About</h3>
pankso@2346 34 <p>
paul@2351 35 Welcome to the SliTaz EeePC flavor. This can be used from a
paul@2351 36 cdrom on a standard desktop to create a LiveUSB system. On the EeePC
paul@2351 37 you can easily boot from a USB key or a SD card - just press <code>Esc</code>
paul@2351 38 when powered on to select the wanted device. The SliTaz EeePC flavor provides
paul@2351 39 the tools and drivers used on the EeePC: 701, 901 and 1000.
pankso@2346 40 </p>
pankso@2346 41
pankso@2346 42 <h3>Live USB media</h3>
pankso@2346 43 <p>
paul@2370 44 To use this system on the EeePC, you will need to create a LiveUSB device. The
paul@2351 45 simplest option to generate one is to boot the LiveCD on a standard
pankso@2346 46 desktop and then run: System Tools &rarr; LiveUSB Tool. If you already run
paul@2351 47 SliTaz from a core LiveCD or an installed system, you can generate the
paul@2351 48 LiveUSB media directly using the ISO image. If you want to create the media
paul@2351 49 using the command line, please read the Handbook or TazUSB manual.
pankso@2346 50 </p>
pankso@2346 51
pankso@2346 52 <h3>Networking</h3>
pankso@2346 53 <p>
paul@2351 54 When booting the Live system on an EeePC, the Wireless network interface is
paul@2351 55 enabled by default if the driver is installed. To manage Wireless network
paul@2351 56 connections you can use Wifibox from the menu: System Tools &rarr; Wireless
paul@2351 57 networks connections. To use an Ethernet cable connection you can use Netbox
pankso@2346 58 from the menu and start the DHCP client.
pankso@2346 59 </p>
pankso@2346 60
pankso@2346 61 <h3>Package slitaz-eeepc</h3>
pankso@2346 62 <p>
paul@2351 63 The package slitaz-eeepc provides a small tool named <code>tazee</code>,
paul@2351 64 and a boot script to configure an EeePC. The configuration is stored in
paul@2351 65 the <code>/etc/eeepc.conf</code> file. To read the current configuration you
pankso@2346 66 can open it in a text editor, use SliTaz EeePC Box from the menu or use
pankso@2346 67 the command: <code>tazeee show-config</code>.
pankso@2346 68 </p>
pankso@2346 69
pankso@2346 70 <h3>Installation</h3>
pankso@2346 71 <ul>
paul@2351 72 <li>Boot from LiveUSB media.</li>
paul@2351 73 <li>Start the installer with the dedicated button in the Slitaz EeePC Box
pankso@2346 74 or use this command from a terminal: <code>su -c 'tazeee install'</code>.
pankso@2346 75 To use the first SSD disk: format /dev/hdc1 (on 901), install GRUB
pankso@2346 76 and then exit the installer to let tazeee finish the configuration.</li>
paul@2351 77 <li>Reboot and enjoy.</li>
pankso@2346 78 </ul>
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