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[RocWoof <woofr0c@xxxxxxxxx>]

I have a Fujitsu Lifebook P1120 ("original" netbook form factor).   It 
has a  Transmeta Crusoe CPU at 800Mhz - about equivalent to 400 Mhz 
Intel - and 240 MB usable RAM.   Lubuntu runs fairly slow compared to 
Puppy Linux, but acceptable - about equivalent to my Nokia n810 Internet 
Tablet: click/tap, wait a few seconds.

Pro:
One nice aspect is that it supports the P1120 touchscreen (unless coming 
back from suspend, in which case both touchscreen and trackpoint fail to 
respond - same thing I have seen with Crunchbang 9.04 and Puppy 4.x).

BUG:

This is a deal-breaker for me:  the WEP 128 support for the built-in 
Prism wifi is failing to decrypt the packets from 2 different access 
points (AP) in my house, whereas that was never a problem with Puppy or 
Crunchbang on this PC.  I look at the iwconfig output, and it seems to 
be associated, and the correct keys are shown, which I compare to the 
key settings (copy/pasted from file on flash drive I always use for this 
wifi setup to avoid mistakes in key entry)  of another notebook 
accessing the same AP's, and they are identical.  The "good" PC shows 
zero "invalid crypt"  counts, but the P1120's invalid crypt counts keeps 
climbing, so it looks like something is wrong with the WEP decryption 
implementation.

I could connect via the wired interface, and got a kernel update last 
nigth (I think - with several other updates), and the version is now 
2.6.32-22-generic.

TIA,
RO