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| = Issues = == 9.04 Alpha 3 (Jaunty Jackalope) == * Network manager may report wireless is disabled because of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/319825 - blacklist module acer_wmi to work around this. * ath5k works but has the same issues seen in Intrepid 8.10. See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/269253. As before, a cold reboot seems to be the best way for it to work. * For SSD users: In a variety of postmark benchmarks, using elevator=noop was consistently 25% slower for both reading and writing. * Enabling extents with ext4 means you can not go back to ext3. * If booting from ext4 partition you must use grub2 (it doesn't work in chainload, but works when updated from legacy). * Ext4 without journal not supported in 2.6.28, so has_journal needs to be added to tune2fs if you are migrating from ext2. The support is applied in the latest 2.6.29 release candidate. |
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| * Kernel 2.6.27-11 breaks the wired ethernet interface. Bug 313866 has been verified: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/313866 Add to the information to help. Revert to an earlier kernel to fix the wired interface for now. * Card Readers, Bios 3305 [2.6.27.7: Both card readers work again after setpci described above; no SDHC support, but at least the insertion of cards is automatically detected]. * Card Readers, Bios 3305 [Pre 2.6.27.7: Only right card reader works after setpci described above; no SDHC support]. * Card Readers, Bios 3109 [Work out of the box, but write errors after suspend and on SDHC cards]. |
* Upgrading to BIOS v. 3309 from Acer's website fixes visibility issues with the card reader. |
Ubuntu on the Acer Aspire One
The Acer Aspire One (or AA1, or AAO, as it's known by fans), is a type of ultra-portable computer called a "Netbook". It is in the same class as the Asus EeePC and the MSI Wind.
Unless otherwise specified, this set of documentation refers to the most recent non-testing release of Ubuntu.
Issues & Notes
8.10 (Intrepid Ibex)
- Upgrading to BIOS v. 3309 from Acer's website fixes visibility issues with the card reader.
Getting Started
Please visit the AA1/Installation section first.
For a general set of fixes post-install, please check AA1/Fixes.
For tips and suggestions on getting the most out of your Ubuntu install on the AA1, please see AA1/Using.
References
This set of documentation is intended to organize and clarify the resources available for the Aspire One on this wiki, and has been sourced from AspireOne.
The header and general design of this set of documentation (beginning with "AA1") was largely copied from the EeePC documentation set.