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Does anyone know if any kind of hardware on this Asus Eee pc is easy to upgrade? ASUS Eee PC 1000 40G – Fine Ebony NetBook Intel Atom 10.0" Wide SVGA 1GB Memory 40GB SSD Integrated Graphics
Specifically I would like to know if the ssd can easily be replaced? Or does replacing the hardware require me to use a soldering tool among other tools?
I believe that model has 2 SSD's, an 8gb and a 32gb. If it is like my 901, the 32gb is easily replaced, it is right under the RAM cover panel. The smaller one, I'm not so sure about. They are similar to a mini-pci card, but they aren't really mini-pci devices, two screws and they pop right out.
Can anyone tell me which installation Ubuntu Eee is. Is it the 32-bit installation or the 64-bit installation? I'm assuming it is the 32-bit installation for the 1000 models.
It says to place what I burned on the dvd into the usb drive. Does that mean that the Eee pc has a built-in usb drive and that it will be identified on the desktop or do I place the files that are on the dvd onto an external usb flash drive and boot from that?
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