Hi very good, along with my Experiments with New Notebook
my daughter Ana, a: Acer Aspire On
and . After settling
Debian Lenny (the pudeis see in the link) in the team could not resist the temptation to try the same thing but this time with the new Ubuntu 8.1o (interpid Ibex) The truth was not bad running under Ubuntu but I stick with the Debian Installation on that part of being my favorite distribution, performance is much better for me. Curiosity
As I will say that Installed Debian on a PowerBook
, Linux also has optimal performance. Step
summarize the characteristics of this team:
Model: Acer Aspire One A150
1100 Processor: Intel Atom N270 (1.6GHz / 512KB, L2/533MHz FSB). Express Chipset Intel ® 945GSE Speed: 1.6 GHz
L2Cache: 512Kb
Chipset: Mobile Intel 945GSE
Express RAM:
1 GB DDR2 RAM 
533Mhz Display: 8.9 "WSVGA 1024 x 600 LED Technology HDD: 120GB @ 5400RPM SATA Networking:
Network adapter - Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, IEEE 802.11b / g Built-in Devices
:
3 USB ports, Webcam, DVD Card 5 in 1 card reader and SD Storage Expansion Card Reader
Battery:
2 Lithium Ion Batteries - 3-cell (Duration 2h ~) Operating System: Windows XP Home Edition
Color: blue .
Weight: 995 Grams
Size: 249 (width) x 170 (D) x 29 (H) mm.
ATTENTION:
IF IN DISGRACE some and you lose all your data in this Aspire One WEB:
Ftp://ftp.work.acer-euro.com/netbook/aspire_one_110/ get back all the software necessary to restore your equipment.
Well, we started with the installation, depending from where the make, from a Pendrive or from an external DVD , because if you noticed in
features of the Aspire One, this lacks drive because of its size.
Note of Interest:
may use an earlier version of Ubuntu, however, I recommend the version 8.10, the version of the kernel that it brings.
Acer Aspire One use a card reader JMicron chipset jmb38x may use an earlier version of Ubuntu, however, I recommend the version 8.10, the version of the kernel that it brings.
, which begins to be incorporated into the Linux kernel from version 2.6.25.
the new Ubuntu 8.10
, correctly recognizes the integrated card reader. The first thing we will be acquiring Ubuntu, you can download Get Ubuntu ISO image format.
Install via USB : need a pendrive (
1Gb \u200b\u200bminimum) and download the
unetbootin . We opened it, we mark ISO disk image and select the ubuntu you downloaded earlier. Below select USB Drive and letter of the Unit. Done. OK and wait for it to generate a
Ubuntu Live USB.
To Create a Self
Install via external CD: This is the option I chose. The Acer Aspire One allows us to boot from an external CD reader. If you have an external DVD reader, you can "Fabricarte"
one yourself with a drive enclosure drive (IDE must be ). and a DVD to the task.Whatever our choice, launch the ultra-portable, press F12
- (Menu Boot Device Selection) and select the media from where we started.
-
Entry and then started the Configuration of all Team Hardware:
wireless card configuration . - Debian default we install the module ath5k
which detects the card but does not work.
Open a console and become root
-
. julian @ aspire: ~ $ su - Password
:
NOTE:
For Release the Aspire One with Windows XP, this step is not needed. now removed the module loaded: root @ aspire: ~ # rmmod ath5k
Is done, place the module ath5k
in the list of modules you do not want to load. To do this edit the file / etc / modprobe.d / blacklist and add the following line at the end of the file: blacklist ath5k
The above steps ARE ONLY FOR TEAMS WITH LINUX (Linpus) for Owners Aspire One with Windows XP, follow the following steps:
to connect to the Internet, follow the steps listed in this
input.
To enable the LED
add the WIFI
following two lines to the end of
/ etc / sysctl.conf
. root @ aspire: ~ #
gedit / etc / sysctl.conf
add the WIFI
following two lines to the end of
/ etc / sysctl.conf
. root @ aspire: ~ #
gedit / etc / sysctl.conf
dev.wifi0.softled dev.wifi0.ledpin = 3 = 1 effect is that when traffic via wireless network, the LED flashes.
would include the following lines at the beginning of the file
/ etc / rc.local (booting linux), which combines the operation of the special key-switch is below the LED:
would include the following lines at the beginning of the file
/ etc / rc.local (booting linux), which combines the operation of the special key-switch is below the LED:
root @ aspire : ~ # gedit
/ Etc / rc.local
añadimo And the following lines:
añadimo And the following lines:
/ usr / bin / setkeycodes e055 159
/ usr / bin / setkeycodes e056 158 this serves to set the wireless card.
Fan Control newly installed Ubuntu 8.10 not familiar with the specifications of the Aspire One internal fan, so it runs all the time. This is not a problem at the time of ventilation, but it is when the noise and / or the constant use of it. to fix it, we istalamos dmidecode and download packages acer_ec.pl
and
acerfand . 1 .- install dmidecode
with APT
(in my case, is already installed):
julian @ aspire: ~ $
sudo apt-get install dmidecode
[sudo] password for julian : Reading package lists ... Done
Building dependency tree Reading state information ... Done dmidecode is already the newest version.
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
downloaded
and acer_ec.pl acerfand .
julian @ aspire: ~ $ wget http://aceracpi.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/acer_ec/acer_ec.pl
- 17:19:03 - http://aceracpi.googlecode.com / svn / trunk / acer_ec / acer_ec.pl
=> `acer_ec.pl 'Resolving aceracpi.googlecode.com ... 74.125.47.82 Connecting aceracpi.googlecode.com 8.410 6.91K / s
17:19:06 (6.89 KB / s) - `acer_ec.pl 'saved [8410/8410]
And the last packet:
julian @ aspire: ~ $ wget http://electronpusher.org/ ~ rachel / acerfand
- 17:19:49 - http://electronpusher.org/ ~ rachel / acerfand
=> `acerfand '
electronpusher Solving org. ... 195.62.29.191 Connecting
electronpusher.org
%[====================================>] 4.244 100 11.50K / s
17:19:51 (11.48 KB / s) - `acerfand 'saved [4244/4244]
Now change the permissions and Copy and acer_ec.pl acerfand
in the Directory / usr / local / bin /:
julian @ aspire: ~ $ sudo chmod a + x acerfand
julian @ aspire: ~ $ sudo cp acer_ec.pl acerfand / usr / local / bin /
Once again, edit the startup file / Etc / rc.local and add the principle line:
/ usr / local / bin / acerfand
julian @ aspire: ~ $
sudo gedit / etc / rc.local and add
:
/ usr / local / bin / acerfand
effect is that the fan control always start at boot ultraportable.
But to have a better configuration create a file in / etc / acerfand.conf where you add the following:
julian @ aspire: ~ $ sudo gedit / etc / acerfand.conf
and add:
INTERVAL = 5
FANOFF = 50
FANAUTO = 55
With this step to ensure that every 5 seconds
checked the temperature inside the laptop.
If more than 70 º C will activate the fan. If it drops to 60 º C then turns off.
Atom processors may work up to 99 º C.
Graphics Card and Window Manager.
In a console session begin Root:
julian @ aspire: ~ $
your Password:
And we went to Install Graphic Driver
:
root @ aspire: ~ # apt-get install xserver-xorg-video
-i810
Reading package lists ... Done Building dependency tree ... Done Reading extended state information Initializing
package states ... Done
Reading task descriptions ... Done
Building tag database ... Done
package states ... Done
Reading task descriptions ... Done
Building tag database ... Done
be installed The following NEW packages automatically
:
xserver-xorg-video-i810. 0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 100 not upgraded.
Unpacking xserver-xorg-video-i810.deb) ... Selecting
xserver-xorg-video-i810.deb) ...
installing xserver-xorg-video-i810 ...
setting xserver-xorg-video-i810 ..
With the above command installed the driver
and now with the following applications for graphics acceleration itself:
root @ aspire: ~ #
aptitude install libgl1-mesa-dri libgl1-mesa-glx mesa-utils
Reading package lists ... Done Building dependency tree ... Done Reading extended state information
Initializing package states ... Done Reading task descriptions ... Done
Building tag database ... Done
automatically be installed following NEW packages
freeglut3
following packages will be installed NEW:
freeglut3 libgl1-mesa-dri mesa-utils 0 upgraded, 3 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. Need to get
108kB/12, 4MB files. After unpacking 33.3 MB used.
you want to continue? [Y / n /?] And
Writing extended state information ... Des
fact: 1 http://ftp.fr.debian.org lenny / main freeglut3 2.4.0-5 [88.5 kB] Des
: 2 http://ftp.fr.debian.org lenny / main mesa-utils 6.3.2-2.1 [19.4 kB]
Downloaded 108kB in 5s (21.0 kB / s). freeglut3 previously deselected package not selected.
(Reading database ...
63771 files and directories currently installed.) Unpacking freeglut3 (of .../freeglut3_2.4.0-5_i386.deb) ... deselected package mesa-utils previously selected. Unpacking mesa-utils (from .../mesa-utils_6.3.2-2.1_i386.deb) ...
deselected package libgl1-mesa-dri previously selected.
Unpacking libgl1-mesa-dri (of .../libgl1-mesa-dri_6.5.1-0.6_i386.deb) ... Configuring
freeglut3 (2.4.0-5) ... Configuring
table-utils (6.3.2-2.1) ... Configuring
libgl1-mesa-dri (6.5.1-0.6) ...
To check that we have the graphics acceleration, you type in the CONSL:
julian @ lenny: ~ $ glxinfo julian @ aspire: ~ &
glxgears 8478 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1695,554 FPS
11337 frames in 5.0 seconds = 2267,248 FPS
with the command: glxgears
, SHOULD see The Gears
in
Movement.
Finally, access the Visual Effects menu and activate the Extra, which will activate Compiz,
To have more control over install compiz compizconfig-settings-manager And Emerald
:
julian @ aspire: ~ $ sudo
install compizconfig-settings-manager emerald
Reading package lists ... Done
Building dependency tree Reading
state information ... Done
Reading extended state information Initializing package states ... Done
Building tag database ... Done
The following packages were automatically retained: libavcodec1d libavutil1d libpostproc1d automatically installed the following NEW packages <<-- Esto es lo que tienes que Ver.
python-compizconfig libemeraldengine0 following packages will be installed NEW:
compizconfig-settings-manager emerald libemeraldengine0
python-compizconfig 0 upgraded, 4 newly installed, 0 to remove and 3 not upgraded.
need to download 980KB file. After unpacking 5870kB will be used. you want to continue? [Y / n /?] And Writing extended state information ... Des
fact: 1 http:// www.debian-multimedia.org testing / main libemeraldengine0 0.7.2-0ubuntu2 [80.5 kB]
Des: 2 http://www.debian-multimedia.org testing / main emerald 0.7.2-0ubuntu2 [261KB]
Des: 3 http://www.debian-multimedia.org testing/mainpython- compizconfig 0.7.4-0ubuntu1 [28.4 kB] Des : 4 http://www.debian-multimedia.org testing / main compizconfig-settings-manager 0.7.4.deb.2 [609kB] Downloaded 980KB in 12s (76.1 kB / s). libemeraldengine0 Selecting previously deselected package.
(Reading database ...
105020 files and directories currently installed.)
libemeraldengine0 Unpacking (From .../libemeraldengine0_0.7.2-0ubuntu2_i386.deb) ...
Selecting previously deselected package emerald. Unpacking emerald
(of .../emerald_0.7.2-0ubuntu2_i386.deb) ...
deselected package python-compizconfig previously selected. Unpacking python-compizconfig (from .../python-compizconfig_0.7.4-0ubuntu1_i386.deb) ...
deselected package compizconfig-settings-manager not previously selected.
Unpacking compizconfig-settings-manager (of .../compizconfig-settings-manager_0.7.4-_all.deb) ... Configuring
libemeraldengine0 (0.7.2-2) ... Configuring
emerald (0.7.2-0-2) ...
Configuring python-compizconfig (0.7.4-1) ... Configuring
compizconfig-settings-manager (0.7.4-2) ...
Processing triggers for libc6 ...
ldconfig deferred processing now
Taking place Reading package lists ... Done
Building dependency tree Reading
state information ... Done
Reading extended state information
Initializing package states ... Done Writing information
extended state ... Done
Building tag database ... Done
Set card readers.
The Aspire One has two card slots reading. The first, Storage Expansion, which allows you to insert a card SDHC
, increasing hard disk capacity. This device is in / dev/mmcblk0
and is automatically detected by Ubuntu.
However, the second a multi-card reader, located in / dev/mmcblk1 does not load automatically when you insert a. To do this, as root user
add the following lines at end of file:
/ etc / modprobe.d / blacklist
julian @ aspire: ~ # gedit / etc / modprobe. d / blacklist
blacklist blacklist jmb38x_ms
memstick
Edit the file: / etc/udev/rules.d/80-drivers.rules
.
julian @ aspire: ~ # gedit / etc/udev/rules.d/80-drivers.rules
and comment the following line File:
SUBSYSTEM == "memstick", RUN + = "/ sbin / modprobe - all ms_block mspro_block"
to make it this way:
# UBSYSTEM == "memstick" , RUN + = "/ sbin / modprobe - all ms_block mspro_block"
Now
Open the file / etc / sysctl.conf and add end, the following line
julian @ aspire: ~ # gedit / etc / sysctl.conf setpci-d 197b: 2381 AE = 47
IMPORTANT:
One trick to make them work the cards inserted into the slots, is that when we fire the Equipped we have inserted the cards into these slots, so that when you finish booting Debian and open our meeting user, we remove and reinsert and will mounted automatically. 4 .- Ethernet card.
works correctly.
5 .- WebCam. The webcam was detected without any problem.
6 .- Integrated microphone.
was also detected and working properly.
7 .- USB ports. work without any problems.
8 .- VGA port.
9 .-
Helmets.
(headphones) work without any problems.
10 .-
Mic.
of time does not work
11 .- Fn Keys.
detected without any problem and works correctly in Gnome .
12 .- Volume and Brightness.
(with Fn Keys)
No problems with this functionality as it works correctly fn key combination
with the corresponding keys to increase or decrease the volume and brightness.
energy saving The Ubuntu wiki for Aspire One, we find this recommendation: These lines, make the system as needed processor consumption, adjust the fan speed between 800MHz and 1600MHz
, consuming less energy when we are not doing any chore. Introduces them one by one.
Note: In Command "echo>" create a content file that precedes the command and the file that ends.
debian: ~ #
echo ondemand> / sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
debian: ~ # echo ondemand> / sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/cpufreq/scaling_governor
debian: ~ #
cat / sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/sampling_rate_max> / sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/sampling_rate
debian: ~ # echo 1500> / proc / sys / vm / dirty_writeback_centisecs
debian: ~ #
echo 20> / proc / sys / vm / dirty_ratio
debian: ~ # echo 10> / proc / sys / vm / dirty_background_ratio
debian: ~ #
echo 1> / sys / devices / system / cpu / sched_smt_power_savings
debian: ~ # echo 10> / sys / module / snd_hda_intel / parameters / power_save
debian: ~ #
echo 5> / proc / sys / vm / laptop_mode
And this time with respect to USB. Performs an energy saving when not in use any USB device.
julian @ aspire: ~ #
[-L / sys/bus/usb/devices/1-5/power/level] & & echo auto> / sys/bus/usb/devices/1-5 / power / level [-L / sys/bus/usb/devices/5-5/power/level] & & echo auto> / sys/bus/usb/devices/5-5/power/level
Well as you see view Installing and configuring Ubuntu 8.10
in
Acer Aspire One is not more complicated than any other installation.
As it happens from time to time our equipment after a Installing GNU / Linux lose some functions not getting the support all the hardware available, but that does not mean that GNU / Linux cause this fact, otherwise.
All these incompatibilities are caused by the lack of drivers or information to create Drivers for GNU / Linux,
by hardware manufacturers.
But this is not the case of Acer Aspire One since I have not noticed the lack of any working fine now.
A GREETING.
PUDI.
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