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At any time the Company may recover from the buyer the Goods remaining in the Buyers possession and for the purposes thereof may enter upon any premises of or occupied by the buyer or any third party (with the consent of the third party).

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The Buyer shall examine the Goods immediately when they are delivered to them. The Company reserves the right to reject claims in respect of shortages or damage in transit or non-delivery of the Goods, 28 days after the due date for delivery.

While the Company will use its best endeavours to deliver the Goods in accordance with the Buyer’s requirements; the Company will not be liable for any consequences of late delivery how so ever caused.

If the Buyer has received defective item(s) or item(s) damaged in transit the Buyer has 24 hours in receipt of the goods to call and inform the Company. Require IT can be contacted on +44 (0)1473 742656 or emailed at returns@requireit.co.uk When returning to us, please ensure the RMA number is displayed on the packaging and please provide a cover note with a detailed description of the fault. If the item is not available at the time the Company will refund the Buyer in full.

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The DebianEeePC project also has documentation describing the installation of Debian on an Atom processor, the page you are reading however is devoted solely to the Acer Aspire One. You can boot and install using the debian-installer from Lenny (Debian stable, version 5.0) and the snapshot images without needing anything from the DebianEeePC project.

the second generation 10 inch screen models (A250) include unsupported wired Ethernet adapters (is this still true, or which is not natively supported) — you will need to install using the wireless card, and if needed, compile the wired network module later on;

the 11 inch screen models (AO751h) are partially supported in lenny: the wired driver works and can be used for the installation; although the installation will give you a working laptop, however many changes will be needed to get all hardware working (including the maximum 1366 x 768 resolution which is not supported by the lenny x.org). (it is likely this will improve in later Debian releases)

This page is designed to help with installation of Debian GNU/Linux on the Acer Aspire One Netbook. There is additional information on installation of necessary drivers and other optimizations.

There are many ways to install Debian. One way to install Debian on the Acer Aspire One is to use a flash USB drive. This might be your first choice since the Acer One does not ship with a CD-ROM drive. You will need a flash USB drive that is 256MB or larger. The below method outlines how to modify a flash drive putting the Debian installer on it. For other methods of installation please refer to the section Alternative Installation Methods or see the install guide.

This method temporarily limits your memory stick to 256 MiB and destroys all data on it, but is simple to get working. You can chose to re-partition your memory stick once you are done installing Debian with it. To keep the memory stick, (hereafter called a flash drive) in its current size and still have the installer on it, follow the Formatting your drive with additional software for booting directions below.

Note3: To install Debian Squeeze, I had to follow these instructions: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=604560#19 Worked for me, but as the description is a bit dense, here"s what I did in more detail. With fdisk, created one partition taking up all the space and that is bootable ("a" in fdisk). # cat /usr/lib/syslinux/mbr.bin > /dev/sdz

Finally, to save yourself from trouble, take a USB key with a sector size of 512 bytes. Couldn"t get syslinux to boot on one that had a size of 2048 bytes. --?ViktorHorvath

You can format your flash drive to make it bootable (USB-ZIP compatible). This requires the mkdiskimage script included in the syslinux package. The following table shows commands to create the correctly sized partitions for booting from your USB flash drive, found at this forum post.

Note: I tried doing this from Debian 4.0 (Etch). The syslinux package in Etch is rather outdated and doesn"t support the -dparameter, and consequently the above instructions didn"t work. Therefore, make sure you run an up-to-date version of syslinux. --?OddHenriksen

To get the Aspire One to boot from a USB stick you must enable USB booting from the BIOS. To do this, press F2 as the laptop boots and ensure booting from a USB is enabled in the BIOS, and that the F12 boot menu is also enabled. (nb: with the later laptops you get a very short time to press F2, so be quick!)

Reboot your Aspire One with the USB stick in one of its USB sockets. When you see the BIOS screen, hit F12 to bring up a menu and select the USB stick as the boot device (again you must be quick to press F12 or the laptop will continue booting).

In theory the installation of Debian lenny or later should proceed without issue. In practice you might find a problem such as:Depending on the model number of your laptop, either the wired or wireless networking may be unsupported. (On recent models, wired networking should work without issue)

SD cards may not be detected - this is likely a bug in the Aspire One"s hardware/firmware, but at the time of this writing (when was this written? does it still apply?) it does not detect an SD card insertion in either of the card slots. However, rebooting the computer with the card inserted will cause it to be detected (as /dev/mmcblk0). (The hardware requires a script to poll it; see below.)

If you are installing an old (pre-lenny) version of Debian you are more likely to find problems:If the USB stick image did not have the nls_utf8 kernel module available, preventing the installer from mounting the ISO image. The "fix" was to grab the nls_utf8 kernel module from a working Debian system with the same kernel version, put it on the USB stick, execute a shell from the installer, and insert the nls_utf8 module manually before continuing

If your laptop came preinstalled with Windows, and you want to keep it ("dual-booting") you can resize the Windows partition from within the installer - see the installation guide for more information; it should work without issue.

If you are trying the Debian Testing, you may experience the system freezing, and that is related to Linux 3.1.0. An easy fix is to install the linux-image-2.6, or wait for a better solution.

See the install guide for other ways to start the installation. In particular:a USB (eSATA etc.) hard drive should work in-place of a USB flash drive, follow the procedure above.

for those who purchased an Acer One with Windows preinstalled (sadly this probably now your only option), win32-loader provides a Debian installer that runs from Windows.

The following text headed USB install working from ONLY this box and a thumbdrive. was added to an earlier version of this page. Perhaps it is still useful for someone.

For Atheros devices, the Linux kernel"s ath5k driver works correctly as of Linux 2.6.28 (n.b. you may need to load the rfkill module as well to have the radio enabled).

For Broadcom devices, one of the bcm43xx Linux kernel drivers can be used, requiring installation of either firmware-b43-installer from contrib or broadcom-sta-dkms from non-free.

Another piece of hardware that may not work after installation is the webcam. For this, you will need the uvcvideo driver. Simply checkout the latest revision of uvcvideo from svn://svn.berlios.de/linux-uvc/linux-uvc/trunk, and build it from source. (Note, again, the source package included in testing works.).

The 11 inch Acer One supports a 1366 x 768 resolution, but with lenny only 1024x600 will be detected. To run at the full resolution follow these steps:

For the earlier Acer models, the highest video mode available from the video bios is 800x600x32. To get a fairly reasonable framebuffer for your virtual terminals pass "vga=8" to the kernel. This will give you a framebuffer of 800x600x16.

When running under X, the native/optimum resolution is 1024x600 (standard widescreen ratio). The default X11 configuration will give you fonts that are too large for this resolution - You can add the following line to the "Monitor" section of your "/etc/X11/xorg.conf" file:

Follow the relevant section depending on your BIOS version. To check your BIOS version, reboot your Aspire One and enter the BIOS before the OS boots to display the version string. (Press the F2 key right after boot to enter the BIOS.)

A script to poll the card reader for power events (AC unplugged, etc.) is included on the recovery DVD shipped with the machine within the "hdc1._.tar.bz2" archive as /usr/sbin/jmb38x_d3e.sh. This script runs once every 5 minutes and adjusts the power level depending on the system power state.

The "pciehp" module will allow the card slots to appear as hotplug devices. Once a card is inserted, the "install" line in the modprobe configuration will set the controller up to behave appropriately, and then load the sdhci driver. hal should spot the cards being inserted, and either GNOME or KDE should automatically mount the cards when inserted.

(This text may apply to earlier BIOS versions - as I recall, this was working in this fashion in BIOS v.3308, possibly earlier revisions. Ensure you are running the latest BIOS Acer have provided.)

This Aspire One BIOS no longer requires the above hacks to reprogram the SD controller"s register 0xAE to 0x47, nor does it require the pciehp module to hotplug the controller when a card is inserted. In fact, they reveal the controller during system startup and set the register to support SDHCI mode during the system boot process.

As such, if you"re running this BIOS version or newer, you can go ahead and ignore everything above and even back out the changes you made if you"re already using Debian on your Aspire One.

The current testing and unstable kernels have trouble with memstick modules causing a soft lockup (related to the memory stick part of the multi-reader). It is advised that the modules for this are blocked. Debian bug 500058 has been raised for this issue.

http://www.nabble.com/Debian-netbook-aspire-one-td19141623.html gives a solution to repair the situation. Modifying the path so that it does not cause configuration file conflicts with module-init-tools, create a file /etc/modprobe.d/aspire-blacklist-memstick.conf with the following contents:

The snd-hda-intel module included in kernels 2.6.25+ will work just fine without installing any alsa packages. However in kernels 2.6.26+ a new snd module was added " snd-pcsp". This module if loaded before snd-hda-intel will casue a conflict and bad sound quality. If you have this problem, blacklist snd-pcsp or if you do like annoying beeping sounds add

Also the mic might not function until a jack is sensed and/or removed at least once from the line-in / mic jack. With the D250 and PulseAudio, you may have to disconnect the two channel (left/right) of the MIC with parvucontrol. See post 16 and 18 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1313137&page=2

The alsa driver goes into suspend when the system does,but when it returns,it will resume once any open apps using alsa are restarted(i.e.suspend while playing a music file,then resume,music player may continue to "play" the track,but no sound plays).Closing and restarting the player should fix this.If You would like to have audio return without having to restart apps,You can create a blank/empty audio file,and run aplay "/path/to/blank/wav",and alsa should resume properly.Add that to a script in /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d for example:

The Acer One has a 2 button touchpad ("middle click" can be emulated by clicking both buttons at once, and running your finger down the rightmost or bottom-most edges acts as a mouse wheel). On a lenny installation on a 13 inch Acer One, the touchpad was correctly configured by the installer and no cutomisation was needed (and the xorg.conf section is almost empty - nothing like the complications below).

The SSD on the Aspire is somewhat slow (the author recorded a peak 28.8 MB/s read time with O_DIRECT and 7.0 MB/s write time). Consequently, you may want take extra measures to minimize disk I/O.

Another trick is to mount some folders on one or more ramdisks. The folders list is: /var/cache, /var/lock, /var/log, /var/run, /var/mail, /var/spool, /var/tmp, /tmp and the browser cache directory (in Firefox the exact path of the cache directory can be found on the "about:cache" page). Here are the steps to do this:Add this line to your /etc/fstab:none /tmp tmpfs defaults 0 0

WARNING: Using this method prevented me from installing some software. dpkg would give me segmentation faults when trying to install some packages that interact with /var/*, notably cups. This method will also kill your memory if you use pbuilder in the default /var/cache/pbuilder location. I would recommend being careful about this: --Daniel Moerner (dmoerner)

It is possible to have big improvements in disk writing speed by adding a 8 Gb SD card in the left slot and configuring a Raid 0 with the internal one; the whole space is available, we just lose some reliability; backup data frequently ! It is necessary to re-install debian, create two identical partitions, one in internal and one in external card, and create a raid 0 device with them. Make two 7.8 Gb (or less) partitions, with the remaining space you can create a boot and a swap partition. Do not forget to blacklist the memstick and jmb38_ms modules on the /dev/md0 filesystem, as desribed on "Memory stick disabling" BEFORE ending the installation process, otherwise the system will not reboot; in this case you should reboot the Acer from usb and choose a rescue mode.

Adobe Flash has a check for incompatible/buggy hardware that looks for SGI in the client glx vendor string see this link. Create the directory /etc/adobe (if not present), and put a file with the contents (or add to/edit current file):OverrideGPUValidation = 1

NOTE:There was a typo in the kernel source(I am not sure when it surfaced)that caused the following to have no effect,but the stable/lenny (2.6.26-15) kernel doesnt even have "CONFIG_MTRR_SANITIZER=y" configured,which is required for the option below to work (actually,looking at the source for lenny"s kernel,I found no reference at all? I dont know if the 2.6.26 kernel supported this, as I believe it was added in 2.6.28).

The option was changed to mtrr-cleanup in the resulting patch. A workaround is to install the kernel/headers from sid,and required dependencies (kbuild,etc.), although You will have to manually update these Yourself in the future.The correct kernel option for the sid kernel (2.6.29-2) is enable_mtrr_cleanup

Also The sid kernel doesnt have "CONFIG_ACPI_PROC_EVENT" set, so You also need to install acpid, acpi-support, and acpi-support-base from sid, or the acpi scripts that rely on /proc/events wont run (such as the lid.sh script for suspend to ram in this wiki).

Also, due to a bug in the Aspire One BIOS, all of the available mtrrs are setup prior to the system booting. This means that Xorg cannot allocate any to speed up graphics rendering.

There is an unsupported, unofficial Apt repository that holds this software, flawed the approach this takes as it is (yes, look at the above mentioned bug report please) - The easiest way out is to add this to your /etc/apt/sources.list:

In case you want to do the setup by yourself:Goto http://home.strangenoises.org/~rachel/aspireone/acerfand/ and download all the scripts acerfand and acer_ec.pl files, make them executable:

Optional: Above instructions will work fine, but if you want to define another temperature:Create an /etc/acerfand.conf file. The file is just a shell script that sets up to three values. eg:

If you want your Aspire One to suspend when you close the lid, install the packages acpid and acpi-support (or acpi-support-base to save a bit of space on disk) and then edit (or create if not present) the file /etc/acpi/lid.sh to just contain:

The program pm-suspend only works with root permissions so you will have to type the root password every time before suspending. You can avoid that by putting the line

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Many characteristics of a particular model of Acer Aspire One are dictated by the CPU platform chosen. Initial models were based on the Intel Atoms. Later, models with various AMD chips were introduced. Newer versions of the Atom were adopted as well.

Early versions were based on the Intel Atom platform, which consists of the Intel Atom processor, Intel 945GSE Express chipset and Intel 82801GBM (ICH7M) I/O controller,

In January 2013, Acer officially ended production of their Aspire One series due to declining sales as a result of consumers favoring tablets and Ultrabooks over netbooks.

The line was originally manufactured for Acer Inc. by Quanta Computer.;eSobi News Center on Acer Aspire One netbooks beginning in the first quarter of 2009.

It is also possible to install and run Windows Vista or Windows 7 on the earlier model laptop. In high-end versions appearing during 2009, Windows Vista is pre-installed. The lack of a DVD-ROM drive requires creating a bootable USB flash drive (the on-board card reader slots are not bootable) using a USB external DVD drive or PXE boot network install.

Models with names starting in L, or ending in A followed by a letter for color, are shipped with Linpus Linux Lite, which is based on Fedora 8.Firefox 2 browser, OpenOffice.org 2.3, Acer One Mail and Acer One Messenger available directly on the main screen. The default desktop environment has been designed to hide advanced features from the user and to prevent modification. It is possible to modify the system to present a more traditional Xfce 4 desktop, enable more advanced features such as context menus, or install additional software.

It is possible to install and run other Linux distributions on the Acer Aspire One, and some specially customised Linux distributions have been designed to offer out-of-the-box functionality. These include:

Through the OSx86 project, an Aspire One can boot and run a modified version of Mac OS X, including iAtkos, iDeneb, "XxX" and Kalyway distributions. This procedure is not supported by Apple or Acer.

FreeBSD v. 8.2 is known to run on the Acer Aspire One, although some limitations apply: lid close not starting a hibernate, and power management which works to a very limited degree.

It is possible to install FreeDOS on even the earliest models. Some peripherals, like a USB mouse or Ethernet port, will not be detected by the standard setup and may require manual tweaking.

The A110 model ships with an 8 GB or 16 GB solid-state drive (SSD), although some models do not come with one. Early 8 GB models come with the Intel Z-P230, model SSDPAMM0008G1. This SSD has been criticized for its slow read and write speed. Intel lists the drive"s maximum speeds as 38 MB/s read and 10 MB/s write.

The hard disk is a regular 2.5-in 5400 rpm SATA drive with 80, 120, 160, 250, 320, 500 or 750 GB. A number of different drives from different manufacturers have been reported to be included. Newer-model Aspire Ones take a 7 mm thick drive, as opposed to the usual 9.5 mm thickness that makes up most 2.5-inch form factor hard drives and SSDs.

There is also an SD/SDHC storage expansion slot on all models for additional storage (the 533 model does not support SDHC as verified by Acer support UK). On Linux versions this automatically expands the space of the SSD or HDD using aufs. Windows XP models treat it as a normal removable drive.

The Intel Atom platform has a specified maximum TDP of 11.8 W. Individual figures are 2.5 W for the N270 processor, 6 W for the 945GSE chipset and 3.3 W for the 82801GBM I/O controller.

The official ratings for the battery are up to 3 hours for the three cell, and up to 8 hours for the six cell.Linpus Linux Lite has been optimized by Acer for lower power consumption. Battery life is shorter on HDD configurations with Windows XP, at approximately 2.5 hours for the three cell.

Since November 2008 the 3G-enabled model Aspire One A150X-3G is available in Europe,G in their model number. The first generation Aspire One webcam is an Acer Labs International M5608 camera controller with attached 0.3 MP SuYin or 1.3 MP LiteOn CMOS sensor.

Some models of the Aspire One use an Intel 945GSE chipset which only supports 2 GB of RAM.power-on self-test. Model 522, featuring the AMD Fusion C-50 chip, has been reported to work with 4 GB installed (although the included Windows 7 Starter edition has an artificially imposed 2 GB limit).

The AO751h has the larger 11.6" screen with an LED backlit display and a 1366x768 native resolution. It includes a 1 GB/667 MHz DDR2 533 MHz SDRAM memory option (2 GB being the maximum), a 160 GB HDD option, Bluetooth option, Intel northbridge US15W, and an OS option for Windows Vista Home Basic edition or Windows XP Media Center Edition. All AO751h units are powered by an Intel Atom Z520 processor running at 1330 MHz (or 1240 MHz in first version). The US15W system controller incorporates a GMA500 video core. The AO751h has a dual power (AC/DC) option. The six cell battery provides the working time of about 8 hours. Besides the mentioned specifications of the AO751h it supports 10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet interface, 802.11g Wi-Fi card Atheros, Bluetooth 2.1, standard VGA-out jack, 3 USB 2.0 ports, a Memory Card reader 5:1 (xD-Picture Card, SD card), as well as Microphone In jack 3.5 mm (1/8" Mini), Headphone Out jack 3.5 mm (1/8" Mini). One of the cons is the relatively small TouchPad and mouse buttons. Large and comfortable keyboard is one of the distinguishing features of the device.

The 8.9" models have an improperly designed speaker location that causes vibration to the internal hard drive, causing it to be problematic. The right speaker is especially prone to this. Audio frequencies around 1 kHz cause the hard drive to almost stop responding. Full volume MP3/audio playback easily causes these models to run extremely slowly, or crash because of unresponsive disk I/O. This problem also causes bad sectors, crashed hard drives and corrupt Windows partitions in the long term. Even sound from an external speaker with 1 kHz tone test causes this hard drive behaviour. SSD drives do not suffer from this problem. Workarounds identified are: listening to music at a lower volume, using only the left speaker, using a software equalizer to tone down the 1 kHz frequency, replacing the hard drive with an SSD, and trying to install soft sound dampening material around the speakers and the hard drive.

The Acer Aspire One Happy is a 10.1 inch netbook with different operating systems: (Android 2.1 and Windows 7). It was launched by Acer Inc. in November 2010. The computer is nearly identical to the Acer Aspire One D255. The main difference is that the Happy case comes in several different color options (comes in Candy pink, Lavender purple, Lime green and Hawaii blue). It is powered by Intel Atom N450 or dual-core Intel Atom N550, with up to 2 GB RAM and Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3150. There is also a 3G version for proper portability, with each model measuring 24 mm thick and weighing 1.25 kg with a six-cell battery pack.

The Acer Aspire One D270 netbook is the first 10-inch Acer netbook to feature a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N2600 dual core processor and running Windows 7 Starter 32-bit.

In Europe, the Acer Aspire One D270-26Ckk NU.SGAED.011 is running Linpus Linux and comes in an "espresso black" color. It also includes 2 GB of RAM, and a 320 GB hard drive. With Linux, this netbook becomes a bit faster than its Windows 7 counterpart.

Some more recent AOA"s can be upgraded to 4 GB 1.5V RAM if they use DDR3 and the 64 bit CPU; though this is not a recommended upgrade path it works on the D270 -26Dbb and the modification was medium term stable on the test machine running x64 Windows 7 Home using SDR#. It is believed that many other inexpensive VT64x equipped DDR3 netbooks have the same capability but disabled for licensing reasons or due to the clock circuitry being unable to handle certain modules correctly resulting in system instability, that can be overcome using spdtool and slightly altering timing parameters.

There are known issues with the WiFi in the D270 over time, which sometimes occur after the card is changed. Putting the OEM one back in does not resolve this problem and symptoms include the Fn + F3 not working. Further investigation suggests that the issue may be BIOS corruption and replacing or reflashing the chip may well resolve it but as of yet this is untested. The D270 is known to have SPECTRE/Meltdown vulnerabilities but this may be patched at a later date with a third party BIOS.

A The Tech Report (Techreport.com) review of the 751h, and the similar Gateway LT3103U, was generally positive, praising the notebooks" battery life but criticizing the large number of third party software products preinstalled and running by default on the computers.

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