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Sorry to bother you guys. Just downloading the torrent, but cannot get the sha-256 for bl-Deuterium-i386+NonPAE_20170429.iso from download page
Message is "503 Service Temporarily Unavailable"
Probably someone has the sha's for all the downloads somewhere? Thanks in advance!
[[BTW, I am replacing CrunchBang on a little eeepc which must be 7 years old. Advice from http://www.linuxinternationals.org/forum/ to try this distro. ]]
Last edited by earlybird (2019-09-06 14:20:41)
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Probably someone has the sha's for all the downloads somewhere? Thanks in advance!
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Hi, I can access it from my Asia BL repo. Here it is:
0d85da4ea9268265aaace0d7fa648bc7dea22da994b5f7052f74e45921b9f4ca bl-Deuterium-amd64_20170429.iso
9f1f52df4f253120a2cfc4e41d82818a71197df3c3b4713bf9cea43769f739b1 bl-Deuterium-i386_20170429.iso
0b7eb6153c0aa05538ca2187961fa4d86238e2904e2e4691e85fbc3fdacd58e5 bl-Deuterium-i386+NonPAE_20170429
Btw, welcome to BL community. Feel free to ask for any help.
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Aw, the download connection limits hit you (only x connections to the /ddl endpoint from each IP are allowed). I increased the limit.
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Thx! Yah that'd be it re connections. Got it going. Manual nuke of old partitions, non graphic install. Measy 4 GB solid state HD, 8" screen, 8GB SD card for a /home partition. A hobbit sized computer. But old man eyes see it better than nonsmart phone.
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I just finished installing Helium on my netbook with a 4GB SSD and am searching these older posts for hints on how to continue setting it up.
...a little eeepc which must be 7 years old. ...
This doesn't give the exact model and there were lots of them. Is it by any chance the ASUS 701? I ask because of the .iso that was selected for the installation:
bl-Deuterium-i386+NonPAE_20170429.iso
There is a popular idea that a non-PAE iso is the only choice for these netbooks. However, on this model, the regular helium-5-i386.hybrid.iso works just fine.
I have Hardinfo open right now, am looking at Devices -> Processor -> Capabilities and see this:
pae Physical Address Extensions
I realize the OP is likely long-gone from the forum, but others will come across this post when searching for advice. The PAE-vs-non-PAE question for these netbooks was controversial and unsettled, even ten years ago, with much mistaken advice being given.
Last edited by penguinator (2019-09-06 13:56:58)
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ASUS EeePC 701 netbook, 4GB SSD
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There is a popular idea that a non-PAE iso is the only choice for these netbooks. However, on this model, the regular helium-5-i386.hybrid.iso works fine.
In fact a PAE kernel will work fine with almost any hardware these days. However, PAE brings few benefits on very old machines, and there are some who claim better performance with non-PAE (search these forums).
Our CD-sized iso ships the non-PAE kernel because the few machines needing non-PAE will almost certainly need a CD to boot. Building both PAE and non-PAE CD versions seemed like too much work.
The welcome script will detect a CD install and offer to install a PAE kernel if the processor supports it.
Last edited by johnraff (2019-09-06 14:13:24)
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