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paragonOfGeek

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#31009 1-Mar-2009 15:17
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I a a small problem with this but now that I have worked it out I though I would share my experience with people.

First I used the "create USB startup disk" in the Ubuntu System -> Administration -> Create USB startup disk
utility that us built into Ubuntu, however this does not create a bootable USB disk...which is annoying. But after about an hour of reading around and looking into it, there is a nice little app that makes the USB bootable AFTER you put the system on the disk using the Create USB startup disk util that is built into Ubuntu.

It is located at:

http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/

Follow the instructions and you will be able to create a "Live USB"

As I'm writing this my new HP Mini 1004 is getting updates, all the hardware seems to work with no extra drivers needed...but I may discover something as I play around more.




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paragonOfGeek

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  #201742 17-Mar-2009 21:19
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I have been using my HP Mini for about 2 weeks now....it is awesome except for the proprietary VGA port, which i can"t find...but i would like to know how much they are




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#201748 17-Mar-2009 21:24
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There's a HP Mini Image creator online now. It uses the HP Ubuntu/Linux though. I tried it on my HP Mini (an original Mini Mi) and it works well although it downloads the image when you start creating the boot USB, and it is sometimes slow.




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