Caution:
The Intrepid EeePC kernel (2.6.27-13-eeepc) is currently in Testing
status.
The Intrepid EeePC-lean kernel (2.6.27-13-eeepc-lean) is currently in Testing
status.
Please see the FAQ entries that describe the risks in running the intrepid eeepc and intrepid eeepc-lean kernels before you install
them.
Setup the Repository
- Install Ubuntu v8.10. Make sure your EeePC can boot into Ubuntu
without the aid of a USB Stick or external CD-ROM drive.
- Setup the Array.org repository. This will add the following line to your APT Sources list.
deb http://www.array.org/ubuntu intrepid eeepc
deb http://www.array.org/ubuntu intrepid-proposed eeepc
wget http://www.array.org/ubuntu/array-intrepid-proposed.list
sudo mv -v array-intrepid.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
- Install the Array.org repository public key.
wget http://www.array.org/ubuntu/array-apt-key.asc
sudo apt-key add array-apt-key.asc
- Update your local apt cache
sudo apt-get update
Download the EeePC Kernel
- Install the EeePC kernel.
sudo apt-get install linux-eeepc
OR
Install the EeePC-lean kernel.
sudo apt-get install linux-eeepc-lean
- Reboot.
- During GRUB's initialization, press ESC to open the boot options
menu.
The new kernel is either labelled "2.6.27-13-eeepc" or "2.6.27-13-eeepc-lean"
If it is not at the top of the boot list, scroll down to it and hit
enter.
Uninstall the Generic Kernel (Optional)
- To remove yourself from Ubuntu's generic kernel updates, run the
command:
sudo apt-get remove linux-generic linux-image-generic
linux-restricted-modules-generic
Note, this will keep the last generic kernel on your
device, but any future updates to this generic kernel will be
stopped. It's useful to keep this last generic kernel around just
incase you encounter an unexpected problem with the eeepc kernel need
an "official ubuntu" kernel to fall back to.
- (Not recommended) If you want to remove the last generic kernel as
well, run the command:
sudo apt-get remove linux-.*-generic
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