AROS on NetBooks ?

[Palm]

I am in the process of buying a NetBook to use with AROS (native, not hosted) and would like to know if someone has successfully installed AROS on either:

a) EEEPC
b) ASPIRE ONE
c) ..erm..other


I need a SMALL "sofa" laptop/netbook and want to run AROS if the GFX+AUDIO+WLAN is supported somehow.

Anyone ?

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Espen

[Palm]

I looked at the Bounties, and it seems to be one to support EEE PC already.

So after reading up, I think that installing AROS on either NetBooks is not the problem. The problem is to get audio and usb and wlan to work :-(

Ok, I can live without sound, but wlan is a must when surfing from the sofa with these types of NetBooks.

Espen

[Palm]

If you could try to install AROS natively on your EEE PC and the Aspire One PC, I would be very happy to hear the result as I am not sure which NetBook to buy. The Acer Aspire One (110L ?) cost close to nothing ($200) so it would make a nice Sofa Laptop :-)

My most important use would be networking. So if WLAN works (not via usb dongle) I can live with VESA modes and no sound and bluetooth and all the other stuff :-)

Espen

[Palm]

I have two of those dongles for USB. However, would AROS be able to use those dongles ? Does it have USB support ?

Espen

[Palm]

And if the USB chip is a prism2 (RT73 e.g.?) it should work?

[Palm]

...which means AROS on a netbook (or any notebook i guess) will be a non-networked machine. That kinda suck a little. It takes away much of the essence, imo.

Anyone else has a solution to this ?