Morgan_Parker
August 3rd, 2014, 03:20 PM
Good morning,
I'm new to the Ubuntu universe. After replacing a failing HDD with a 128GB Crucial SSD, I thought I would try reviving my Asus EeePC 1005HAB with a fresh copy of Ubuntu instead of another bloaty Windows install.
This is a netbook so there is no CD/DVD drive - therefore the need to install from a USB stick. I'm using a generic 1GB USB flash drive and I've loaded the .ISO file onto it using the Universal USB installer Utility.
As far as install goes, I've gotten as far as selecting a time zone - the other times I've powered up and attempted to install I have been plagued with random shut downs. Could this be an Ubuntu install issue or is it more likely that it is hardware related?
Any thoughts? Thanks for all your help... I'm excited to get going with Ubuntu!
-Morgan
Netbook details:
ASUS EeePC 1005HAB
Intel Atom N270 1.6 GHZ processor
Crucial 128GB V4 SSD (replaced a dying WD 160GB HDD)
1GB RAM
I'm new to the Ubuntu universe. After replacing a failing HDD with a 128GB Crucial SSD, I thought I would try reviving my Asus EeePC 1005HAB with a fresh copy of Ubuntu instead of another bloaty Windows install.
This is a netbook so there is no CD/DVD drive - therefore the need to install from a USB stick. I'm using a generic 1GB USB flash drive and I've loaded the .ISO file onto it using the Universal USB installer Utility.
As far as install goes, I've gotten as far as selecting a time zone - the other times I've powered up and attempted to install I have been plagued with random shut downs. Could this be an Ubuntu install issue or is it more likely that it is hardware related?
Any thoughts? Thanks for all your help... I'm excited to get going with Ubuntu!
-Morgan
Netbook details:
ASUS EeePC 1005HAB
Intel Atom N270 1.6 GHZ processor
Crucial 128GB V4 SSD (replaced a dying WD 160GB HDD)
1GB RAM