This page briefly documents Debian on Asus Eee PC models 1101HA and 1201HA.  Like the [[../1005HA]], these models have Atheros L1C Ethernet and Atheros AR928X wireless LAN, both of which are supported ever since Squeeze.

== Installation ==

It is recommended to install the current stable release, Wheezy.

 * Use the [[../../HowTo/InstallUsingStandardInstaller|Standard Installer HowTo]].

== Wheezy (stable) ==

=== Fix Suspend ===

For fixing wakeup after suspend:

 * Create the file ```/etc/pm/config.d/gma500``` with this line: {{{
ADD_PARAMETERS='--quirk-vbestate-restore'
}}}


=== Fix Sound ===

Glitches, skips or crackling sound:

 * Edit the file ```/etc/pulse/default.pa``` and add: {{{
tsched=0
}}}
to the end of the line, 'load-module module-udev-detect'. Full line: {{{
load-module module-udev-detect tsched=0
}}}

== Squeeze (oldstable) ==

The following instructions are obsolete and superceded by the Wheezy instructions above. They are retained for now only for informational purposes until we have filled out the Wheezy instructions.

== Model-specific issues/status ==

Check the [[../|Model]] tables for any issues that apply to these models.

Unfortunately, models 1101HA and 1201HA have the GMA500 "Poulsbo" graphics chipset which is not supported on Debian (DebianBug:533450).  As documented below, Xorg can be made to work on this model, but at the cost of poorer performance and lack of some features of the chipset.

Intel have made available a new binary driver set called Intel® Embedded Graphics Driver (IEGD), which may be used to add support of GMA500 to Linux kernel (see http://www.nanoant.com/linux/compiling-kernel-iegd-10x-module-for-any-linux-distribution if you want to give it a try).  

More recently, Intel made available a newer binary driver set called Intel Embedded Media Graphics Driver (IEMGD), which can be used to add support of GMA 500 (Poulsbo) to the Linux kernel (see [[IntelEmbeddedMediaGraphicsDriver|this page]]) for Atom Z5XX series CPUs under Debian Squeeze.

=== Screen resolution ===

For full 1366x768 screen resolution, do the following:

 * Create the file ```/etc/grub.d/01_915resolution``` with these lines: {{{
echo insmod 915resolution
echo 915resolution 58 1366 768 32
}}}

 * In file ```/etc/default/grub```, assign value 1366x768x32 to variables GRUB_GFXMODE and GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX: {{{
GRUB_GFXMODE=1366x768x32
GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX=1366x768x32
}}}

 * Finally, execute these commands: {{{
chmod +x /etc/grub.d/01_915resolution
update-grub2
}}}

... and reboot.  The console will now use a 1366x768 resolution.

 * After rebooting, change "Device" driver to "fbdev" in file ```/etc/X11/xorg.conf```, for X11 to use 1366x768 resolution.
  * To create a ```/etc/X11/xorg.conf``` file, see [[Xorg]].

=== No sound after hibernate/suspend ===

If you notice that sound is not always working when resuming from suspend or hibernation, create the file ```/etc/pm/sleep.d/50alsa``` with these contents (also make the file executable): {{{
case "$1" in
        hibernate|suspend)
                # Stopping is not required
                ;;
        thaw|resume)
                /sbin/alsa force-reload
                ;;
        *) exit $NA
                ;;
esac
}}}

##== Hardware details ==
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