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Old 08-29-2009   #1 (permalink)
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What Linux on Asus eee pc 901?

Hi. I have an Asus eee pc 901 and am trying to find out which Linux OS I have on it. Anyone know? I can't seem to find out anywhere! All I can find is that it just runs on Linux but doesn't say which one. I'm trying to do this so that I can get some p2p software on it but none of them I've tried so far work.

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I think it's a form of Xandros.
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It is a form of Xandros. Personally I use the full version of Fedora 11 on mine - and I've also got installs of others, most notably Moblin (which is still in beta and a bit rough in places, but very nice to use) that run of SDHC cards.

If you've got the solid state drive version of this machine with very little storage space? You'd be better running the p2p stuff on your main computer, surely.
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