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I am having a rather unique issue with my netbook. The keyboard functions fine in every way, except that the '7' key will not work. Not as '7' or '&'. There are two more weird things. One is that occasionally '7' will repeat itself without being pressed until I press another key. The second is that sometimes I cannot click by tapping the touchpad. All of this started spontaneously last night. The netbook had not been used in about 3 weeks. When it was used last, everything was fine. I was on vacation when I used it last and we drove about 6 hours with it inside of a backpack in the back seat of our truck. We made one stop for about an hour, but I don't think it got too hot in the vehicle for it.
Things I have tried to remedy the issue. I installed a secondary OS (Joli). The same behavior was observed. I reinstalled ATK and Touchpad drivers (at the request of ASUS). I removed the keyboard, unplugged it, and blew compressed air in the connector. I reassembled the machine and still have the same problem.
I have not tried flashing the BIOS yet.
I think that there is a hardware issue.
It's running XP btw, I don't think it matters though.

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Installing Mac OS X on other netbook/laptops

ASUS 1005HA Eee PC Drivers Download. This site maintains the list of ASUS Drivers available for Download. Just browse our organized database and find a driver that fits your needs. Aug 26, 2009 I previously got my 1005HA up and running a few weeks ago with the help of various other sites, but I used the info here to try to get tap and two finger scrolling to work on my touchpad. It does work -- the only issue is that now my touchpad (and occasionally my keyboard) stop working after waking up from sleep!

It shouldn't be too hard to re-jig this tutorial so it works on other devices such as the HP Mini or Dell Mini. For those drivers, you should look at kexts.com for relevant files.

Note that you should have a solid understanding of what hardware is in your machine before attempting the install.

Heads up

I warn you now, this is not a quick task. Things may or may not work for you due to the wide variety of hardware used in the Asus EEE PC 1005HA.

You will also need to set aside at least 3 hours for this to finish. That's just the install time, not including time to copy stuff over or to download the necessary files.

Last note, do NOT reboot when the computer asks you to. If you do, most of the time you'll end up in tears and have to restart the process.

This process took me about 4 attempts to get right from 3 different blogs, so here is my version with as much detail as I could pack in to help you avoid the problems I ran into.

What you'll need

Hardware:

USB drive (8gb minimum)
A computer running Mac OSX (Friend's mac or VMware)
USB mouse
USB keyboard

Software:

Snow Leopard 1005HA Installation Kit (30.7mb, from svenbit's blog)
Retail Snow Leopard 10.6 DVD Installation disc (Approx 7.15gb)
Mac OS X v10.6.7 Update Combo (Approx 0.98gb)

Creating the installer

Since Apple creates their OS to be installed specifically on Macs, there is a little magic required to get Mac OSX to install on your Asus.

First, fire up your friend's Mac PC (yes, Macs are personal computers) or your VMware image of Mac OSX. I used OSX 10.5.5 and it worked fine.

The reason why we need one is because we need the USB drive to be formatted a certain way.

Stick in your USB drive and make sure there's no important data on it, because you'll lose it all.

1. Partition the USB:

Start up 'Disk Utility' via Spotlight (the find icon in the top right) or via 'Applications' > 'Utilities' > 'Disk Utility'
Select your USB drive
Click on 'Partition'
Click 'Options' and select 'GUID Partition Table' (GPT)
Name it 'SnowLeopardUSB' for identification purposes (trust me, the USB bit at the end helps)
Select '1 partition' with the format 'Mac OS Extended (Journaled)'
Click 'Apply' to begin. This will take a few minutes.

2. Copying the image over

After the partitioning is done, click on the 'Restore' tab
Select your 'retail Snow Leopard install DVD image' as the source
Drag the 'SnowLeopardUSB' partition from the left tree into the destination textbox.
Click the 'Restore' button to image onto your USB (takes about 40 minutes)

If you get the following error:

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'Restore Failure - Could not find any scan information. The source image needs to be scanned for restore.'

You'll need to

Click on the 'Images' menu
'Scan Image for Restore'
Select your retail installer file
Wait for it to finish

3. Tweaking the image

This alone is not enough for the installer to work it's magic. You'll have to run 'myHack' so it installs Chameleon 2 as your USB bootloader and some drivers for your hardware.

Extract the contents of the 'Snow Leopard 1005HA Installation Kit' (SLIK) to your desktop.
Go to the 'myHack' folder and run 'myHack_Installer_1.1.mpkg'
Click 'Continue'
'Continue'
'Continue'
'Agree'
'Change location' <-- IMPORTANT!
Select your USB drive, not your friend's hard drive!
Click 'Continue'
Click 'Customize'
Unselect everything except:
- Core (always selected)
- com.apple.Boot.plist
- EvOreboot.kext
- FakeSMC.kext (always selected)
- NullCPUPowerManagement.kext
- SleepEnabler.kext
Click 'Install'
Wait for it to finish up and close it

As a final preparation step, copy the SLIK files over onto your USB to save time.

Your finished USB drive should look like this.
I don't know why folder sizes aren't consistent on Mac. Retarded.

Preparing the 1005HA

Plug the USB into your EEE PC
When the netbook first boots up, press F2 quickly to get into the setup menu
Go to 'Boot'
Select 'Hard Disk Drives'
Press '-' to push the harddrive down so the USB takes priority.
Note: that this gets reset every time you start up the netbook without the USB drive plugged in.
Press ESC
Go to 'Boot Settings Configuration'
Ensure that 'Quiet Boot' is disabled (it gets annoying, you can turn it back on after you're done)
Press ESC
Go to 'Exit'
'Exit & Save Changes'

Now you're ready to install!

Installing Snow Leopard on your EEE PC

With all your ingredients pre-mixed and the oven warmed, let's bake!

If all goes well and the USB boots, you should see the Chameleon boot loader counting down on your screen. Either wait for it or select the 'SnowLeopardUSB' drive.

Once you see the language selection dialog, you're in business. Press Enter to select because your screen is too small to click the button.

Formatting your hard drive

Mac OSX won't be happy unless it is running on it's own file system. Once again, use 'Disk Utility' (accessible

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