On Fri, 2009-11-27 at 10:07 -0600, Frank Cox wrote: > On Fri, 2009-11-27 at 10:54 -0500, Tait Clarridge wrote: > > If you want wireless, Fedora is probably the easiest of the two. > > It's my understanding that Centos now includes support for the wireless > networking in the Acer Aspire One. > > > Any > > specific reasons why you want CentOS on a netbook? More specifically > > why > > you want enterprise Linux on your netbook? > > It's my last computer with Fedora on it. Everything else now runs > Centos. So I figure that it it will work with Centos (which it > apparently will) then I would like to have it match the rest of my > stuff. Alright. I can understand continuity. I personally keep CentOS for servers and Fedora for desktops and laptops. How did you create the Live USB? You may want to try using either a DVD install image or NetInstall image after backing up your netbooks drive. I use uNetbootin to create USB images of DVDs & CDs for use in my EEEEEEEEEpc.
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