We do not recommend that you update the Ubuntu pre-installed on the EeePC notebook.

I mentioned earlier that ubuntu was installed on my Asus EeePC900 laptop, except for a minor problem, the overall sense of use is very smooth (of course, not the smooth speed of the function ). How can I expect that I don't want to be disturbed by the bubble of the software upgrade one day? So I just click it to update everything, and then I am in trouble. Not found at first, but all the things that need to be modified by fine-tuning the script have become invalid! Package

I mentioned earlier that I installed Ubuntu 900 on my ASUS Eee PC 8.04 laptop. After I settled in, I had a minor problem, the overall sense of use is very smooth (of course, not the smooth speed of the function ). How can I expect that I don't want to be disturbed by the bubble of the software upgrade one day? So I just click it to update everything, and then I am in trouble.

Not found at first, but all the things that need to be modified by fine-tuning the script have become invalid! Driver modules including wireless NICs, the screen light and volume adjustment shortcut keys are also mostly invalid, the rest is just like a desktop computer, can only be inserted into a wired network of ordinary Linux PC.

I don't want to take the time to chew on the problem, so I simply reverse the Internet, execute the fine-tuning script again, and then restart... Ah! Still invalid! You can't move anything.

I really have no mood or time to study it in depth. I only need to treat it as a Windows system. Please try again later! Fortunately, my/home is independently attached to the large solid state drive. After the Ubuntu is re-installed, all my personal settings will remain healthy, saving a lot of hard time for "Restarting.