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Asus EeePC 900A
The 900A is a kind of crossing between a 900 and a 901. It's Atom-based but shares a lot of devices with the 900.
Please be aware that this is the result of a single install, it has not been verified by anybody.
GRUB-Problem
Installing from an USB-memory-stick with the eeePC-installer and ethernet, went except for the grub-install which installed to the wrong disk (the USB-stick) leaving an unbootable system and an corrupt installer-image. The problem was that the USB-stick became sda and the internal SSD sdb when booting the installer-image and the installer installed GRUB to the first harddisk.
So when the installer is asking if it should install GRUB to the first harddisk take a look at your devices: Change to console two [Alt-F2] and determine what is mounted on /target (df -a). If it is /dev/sda1 you will be O.K. if it is /dev/sdb1 you have some work to do:
Say: “No”. and enter “/dev/sdb”
After the reboot at the end of the installation you have to edit the GRUB-entries to get the system up again: Edit the grub entry [e]
root (hd0,0) kernel … root=/dev/sda1
and boot [b].
Then login as root and edit /grub/menu.lst
# groot=(hd0,0) # kopt=root=/dev/sda1 ro
and run update-grub.
Audio
see ["DebianEeePC/Model/900"] “Volume keys”. I haven't checked the microphone yet.
Powersave
The kernel-module acpi_cpufreq is not loaded automatically on boot, so add it to /etc/modules to allow for frequency-scaling.