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http://ubuntuforums.org – Greetings I have a 1005HA, with 2gig of RAM, Ubuntu has been installed on it eversince I have had the computer back in late 2009. I use it only during my travel, and for the last 8 month I did not really travel a lot, but I should be back on travel again. I use the eepcs mostly for email, web browsing, libre office, read pdfs and see some videos for safey reason, I need to have my personal data partition fully encrypted with true crypt. I don't know if this use a lot of RAM, but that was the reason why I upgrated to the 2gig so far it is updated to 11.10 netbook edition, and I now find (Hardware)

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