GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams
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Ipex (Atom)

Atom is a standalone with 4GB of memory, a 120GB hard disk, a DVD$\pm$RW Dual Layer burner, and a removable caddy-based 40GB hard drive (but not hot swappable). Initially it had no network connection and the installation was from DVD, preserving a pre-installed MS/Windows XP.

A default install using the Release Candidate 3 Debian Installer, booting from a DVD+RW was performed. The DVD image was obtained using jigdo-file (see Section 3.7.2).

Subsections

• Atom Specifications
• Atom Install Log
  • 17 Dec 2005
  • 12 Apr 2005
  • 4 May 2005
  
  
• Troubleshooting
  • ACPI Kernel Freeze
  • Removable Hard Disk