The AMD Radeon HD 6290 (or sometimes also called ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6290) is an integrated graphics card in some Ontario netbook processors (e.g., C-60). Windows 7 Drivers (32-bit) for Aspire 4736: Compatible with Aspire 4736Z, 4736G, 4736ZG OS: Windows 7 All Versions 32-bit Server: Acer UPDATE 1:. Hi, I am really struggling to install Linux on a brand new Acer Aspire 5750G. I have tried with Ubuntu 10.10, 11.04, 11.10 (32bit and 64bit) and with.

Contents • • • • • • • • The Acer Aspire One (or AAO, or AA1, as it's known by fans), is a type of ultra-portable computer called a 'Netbook'. Since there is so much community documentation for the Acer Aspire One, the docs have been divided into subpages. Mta Roleplay Gamenode Download Skype. This main page acts as an index and contains some general information. AAO Model Subpages There are many netbooks under the name 'Acer Aspire One'.

Each component is shared by some of them but in general they are different. The following models have received community documentation: • (Ubuntu 8.10 and 9.04) • (Ubuntu 10.04, 10.10, 11.04, 12.04) • (Ubuntu 10.04) • • (Ubuntu 9.04 and Kubuntu 14.10) • and • (Ubuntu 11.04 and 11.10) • (Ubuntu 10.04 and 10.10) • (e.g.

How to get 1366x768 pixels) • (Ubuntu 10.10) Nevertheless, fixes, enhancements, and solutions for another model may work for your netbook, specially when: • The issue is not considered at the subpage specific for your model; • The subpage specific for your model is outdated (pages get outdated soon as new releases come); • There is no subpage specific for your model. Warning about outdated pages The following functionalities improve considerably between two Ubuntu releases: • Wireless, Audio, Webcam, Video, Fan control, USB, Sleep, Hibernation.

They are likely to be outdated in some of the subpages. In most cases they describe manual fixes that are not necessarily with the latest release. Releases - - A brief summary of Ubuntu 9.10 tests with several models: 110L, ZG8, 510, ZG5, P531h, 532h, A150, D150.

- Contains an upgrade guide for 8.04 to 8.10 - Contains many tweaks that are likely to work for later releases: Font tweaks; SSD Performance; Reduce SSD Wear; Speed up Firefox; Touchpad tweaks; Optimize screen use; Disable Scrollkeeper; Powersaving. These could be recycled and ported to a subpage. Some are deprecated: Screen tweaks (already works out-of-the-box). Note: The default font size used by Xubuntu is in many cases unsuitable for the small screen. Already during the installation windows can be bigger than the screen and the OK button is invisible. The font size can be changed at Applications -->Settings -->Settings Manager -->Font.

Size 7 solved most problems. The change can be done already when running the LiveCD before the installation in order to be able to see the installation windows correctly. It needs to be repeated once after the installation to become permanent. Shiro Can We Talk Rar Download more.

See Also • - This page is about mounting SD cards after suspend on an Aspire One. • • - This is a page for /AspireOne editors to collaborate • - A previous version of this guide. It contains mostly outdated documentation, but may still provide useful information and references. Testing • - This page was last updated while testing 9.04. • - This page was last updated in 2009. External Links • • - Sergio Zanchetta's old Acer Aspire One install script • Acer • • - Contains software and documentation Other Distributions Several other distributions have their own installation guides for the Aspire One.