After my patch to the intel_extreme driver and a small patch to the rtl8169 driver (which I'm still working on-- it's neither clean nor acceptable for a wide range of devices), I've gotten Haiku to run on Acer Aspire One with full wired networking in native resolution at 1024x600, from a flash drive. Fonts made small to accommodate the screen (not really necessary, but I personally believe it looks nicer). Singular screenshot: http://dustin.howett.net/haiku/aa1_1.png LCD Brightness control works, and I just (within the past five minutes) found out that sound works (through OSS.) The volume seems to jump around randomly when MediaPlayer loses focus, VLC won't play any sound. Volume keys don't work (of course), touchpad enable/disable works (probably in hardware like brightness). Card readers don't work: they're PCI Express devices that are hotplugged upon card insertion, and we don't have a SD Host Controller driver or SD/MMC Stack Happy Hacking! - Dustin