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1. #EEE PC ISO TORRENT HOW TO#
2. #EEE PC ISO TORRENT NO CD#
3. #EEE PC ISO TORRENT INSTALL#
4. #EEE PC ISO TORRENT DOWNLOAD#

"Could not retrieve the required installation files" My netbook went to sleep in the long process of installing the CD boot helper, and when I woke it up, I got the following error: I have to uninstall a previous attempt.ħ. Since the first option didn't work, I'll try the "help me boot from CD" option.Ħ. Rebooting seems to run exactly as normal. Ubuntu will run off of the pen drive, right?Ĥ.

#EEE PC ISO TORRENT NO CD#

I chose the option of "Demo and Full Installation" - even though there's no CD drive. I selec the "wubi" thing in the drive, and then I get a screen about the live CD. When I put my pen drive into my netbook, it doesn't run any program automatically. Everything seemed to go according to plan.ģ. I've followed the steps for the Universal USB Installer, which automatically found my. Maybe liveblogging this thing will solve all of my problems, or at least help you troubleshoot better.Ģ. I'll walk you through exactly what I'm doing and what happens.

#EEE PC ISO TORRENT HOW TO#

When it comes to the partition manager (IE, the question about using the entire disc, side-by-side, etc) Select "Use entire disc"Īfter it's done, let us know and Ill show you how to get the Function Keys working! Fill in the information about your name, etc. The 1008ha is almsot the same as mine, just a bit newer! Perfect, I could walk you through.Īfter you boot to live mode and connect to the internet, start the installer. Try booting to the Live CD mode first, that way you could not only set up your internet connection (useful for getting important updates for the installer) but you could also see if there is any driver/hardware problems. can you try it first in "Live" mode? ("Try Ubuntu with no change to your computer") That is a good first step to evaluate how well Ubuntu will run on your hardware, before you actually commit to an install.Īlso there is a "Check CD for errors" option on the first screen, which is a must-do in my opinion if you're having any difficulty with the installer. :) It sounds like you have already downloaded the ISO, booted from it, and tried to run the installer. I use the multibotusb on a 16 gig thumb though and have gotten it loaded with a bunch, even maverick by adding it to the menu.list.

#EEE PC ISO TORRENT DOWNLOAD#

Also the unetbootin thumbloader would be easier to just load a ISO downloaded already.ĭownload the ISO first the auto download and loading of a thumb with unetbootin and the oendrivelinux loader can have problems. I know that many people do not like the Netbook interface. Particularly when it comes to the function buttons, but good news, we could get it all working!ġ) Do you wish to keep the current OS? (IE, do you want to dual boot?)Ģ) Do you have a spare USB key, of at least 2gb?ģ) What is your model Netbook and Specs? (HDD size, RAM, etc)Ĥ) Do you want to use the "Netbook" version, or the standard Ubuntu install. It is very easy to get it installed, but there are a few small tricks that you need to use for a netbook install. Lets clarify some things first off, so that we are all on the same page here.Ĭould you please reply with the answer to the following questions, and then we could get started with getting you Ubuntu on your shiny netbook! I just installed Ubuntu on my EEEPc 1005HAB. Please help! I really want to switch my netbook to ubuntu but consistently fail! Ultimately, I just want a simple interface with fast use of Open Office and Firefox. On other occasions, I've received an error message like "Could not retrieve the required installation files". Then I searched this forum for that phrase and tried this (), but I couldn't get any installation program to start that way. So far, I've tried to follow the protocol listed here (), and that typically ended with an error message saying something like, "Cannot download the metalink and therefore the ISO".

Before I add anything else, I'd kindly ask that you help me out in very simple English with minimal code-language: I don't think I could understand otherwise.

#EEE PC ISO TORRENT INSTALL#

I'm extremely ubuntu illiterate - I know I'm not even filing this bug report correctly and I apologize - but I've tried and failed about five times to install Ubuntu on my EEEpc.