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| Thread ID: 102456 | 2009-08-19 21:40:00 | Asus Eee problem | nofam (9009) | Press F1 |
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| 802573 | 2009-08-19 21:40:00 | Friend has brought me her Eee 701SD (looks to be running Xandros?) to have a look at; it won't connect to the internet, and seems to be endlessly trying to install software updates. When you click into the updates and new software windows however, there's nothing in there. If I open task manager and try to load the browser I can see the process called web, running from /opt/firefox/firefox-bin, but only for a second before it disappears. Any ideas? :illogical |
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| 802574 | 2009-08-20 02:24:00 | You could try this www.youtube.com (just hit f9 when starting up to restore from the hidden backup partition. But it will restore it back to the default factory image - I guess it will wipe out any personal files. If you can get into it enough you could back up the personal files to a USB drive then do the restore from the hidden partition - takes about a minute and you are back to sqeaky clean factory image. |
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| 802575 | 2009-08-20 02:25:00 | Actually, for every question and answer you could ever think of (and more) see this forum: forum.eeeuser.com | robjg63 (13548) | ||
| 802576 | 2009-08-20 02:53:00 | You could try this www.youtube.com (just hit f9 when starting up to restore from the hidden backup partition. But it will restore it back to the default factory image - I guess it will wipe out any personal files. If you can get into it enough you could back up the personal files to a USB drive then do the restore from the hidden partition - takes about a minute and you are back to sqeaky clean factory image. Thanks rob - turned out the problem was that there was only 190Mb free on the SSD; once I removed around 5Gb of holiday photos, Firefox came up straight away :rolleyes: The updates package was still failing though; sudo synaptic just gave me a 'unable to get record lock' message. Factory default did the trick :thumbs: |
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