I think you hot on something important here. Security isn't just a
one-trick pony solution. It is layered & appropriate for the usage of
the devices.
Realistically though IMHO the most important thing to be concerned about
is the data. If my house is on fire I am not going to try to disconnect
Hi All,
In the interest of trying to breathing some new life into old tech I
have installed Xubuntu (With LXDE as well) on my wife's old 8 GB EEEPC
which was also upgraded to 1 GB of RAM.
I picked up an inexpensive 32GB SD-Card in the hopes of moving the home
drive to their & allowing the 8 GB to
I did get TAILS running from USB on an Aspire One. I've since
installed Linux Mint 15 with full disk encryption on it. Works good so
far. :)
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Are you getting any error messages?
Or just not sure where to start?
On Tue, Dec 31, 2013 at 4:30 PM, TekBudda wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> In the interest of trying to breathing some new life into old tech I
> have installed Xubuntu (With LXDE as well) on my wife's old 8 GB EEEPC
> which was also upgr
I suggest you install your Linux on the 32 gig card and boot from it.
I have done this a number of times and it works well.
Actually you may need to use a much less version of Linux as there is some
problems with the CPU ageing.
I currently have 2 EEEPC using EasyPeasy.
I can't quite remembe
I don't see why you would just ignore the capacity built into the machine,
and use only the SD card.
I tested this out in a VM because I don't like pulling numbers out of the
air.
Downloaded the 32bit minimal PC install here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD#A32-bit_PC_.28
To answer a few questions:
* No error messages...just can't find the right option to switch it to
the usb drive. I did try to format it in a couple different ways to see
if that would help & no dice. Correctionone error message on
boot...a non-specific system error message. But I can click o
For the sake of keeping it simple I would suggest a re-install.
When it asks you about the installation type pick "Something Else"
http://i.imgur.com/RQO2mjE.png
And then set up the partitions the way you like.
http://i.imgur.com/n1Ta7jg.png
If you've already taken the time to set things up just
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