SD cards are shipped continuously

The first SD cards have been shipped (thanks Lars for helping me out) and I just ordered 50 more. The cards will arrive early next week and I will ship them continuously. Some people have been waiting for their card for a long time. The earliest contributors get their card first – of course. About 30 people have donated over $50. That contributors can get a Plug and Play Ubuntu Eee card will be announced on ubuntu-eee.com when the queue is starting to come to an end.

Some few people might experience trouble booting from the SD card, that’s because Ubuntu Eee on the card thinks it’s the the second storage media. So if a memory stick or external hard drive is plugged in, it doesn’t understand where it is :p Here’s the fix

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4 comments

michael, please be aware that you don’t HAVE to have Plug and Play memory card. Ubuntu Eee is free. I just don’t want you to feel fooled.. The memory card should be easier though, as there’s on installation needed. I just got 26 more cards yesterday and will ship continuously. I guess postage takes about a week to NZ. So you’ll probably have it in a two weeks time.
I also want to make it clear that it’s possible to donate over $50 if you want ;)

Comment by Jon Ramvi — September 26, 2008 @ 11:50 am

I am keen to use ubuntu with my 901 eee, but am a linux newbie. I’d like to subscribe to the project. If I make a donation of $50US, when could I expect to receive my SD card? I am in NZ. Does the card come with idiot proof instructions?

Comment by michael — September 26, 2008 @ 10:22 am

[...] Please contribute as well and you just might be able to get a copy of Ubuntu Eee on SD. [...]

Pingback by Asus EEE HowTo | Asus EEE 如何 » Blog Archive » Re-Branding Ubuntu Eee — September 24, 2008 @ 10:41 am

Thanks very much for all, Jon et alt.!!!

Comment by Xenon — September 21, 2008 @ 3:36 am