> Refering to the ASUS Eee PC 901 W006 Netbook, I have been asked:
> <quote> If the linux that is loaded fouled up would it be easy to sort
it
> out?</quote>
>
> Does anyone know whether it comes with the necessary restore media?
If
> so, in
> what form?
Yes, there's 2 CDs.
There's also a restore partition you can get at with F9 which will allow
partial or full restore, the latter wiping user files too.
> I think by "fouled up" he means an HDD crash, at which rate it can't
> occur.
> And I imagine that a fault with the SSD is less likely since it is
less
> vulnerable. But he may mean fouled up at a software level!!
Entirely possible. I've seen the ctrl-alt-T shortcut stop working due
to running out of space due to upgrades.
I just sent mine back - alternate numeric keys had just stopped working,
which prevented me logging in. Collected Monday, returned today... And
the fix was "reinstall OS". I've yet to check that it is all OK, but
I'm a bit flabbergasted that Xandros + the updates they've issued could
have caused that - even on the restore option?!
Peter
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