Here are the details:
Always enable wireless (in case it was disabled)
#echo 1 /proc/acpi/asus/wlan
if [ `cat /sys/block/sdb/device/vendor` = "ATA" ]; then
if [ ! -d "/home/user/Documents" ]; then
mkdir -p "/home/user/Documents"
fi
mount /dev/sdb1 "/home/user/Documents"
chown user:users "/home/user/Documents"
fi
Set a boot password
This is done in the BIOS. The KDE password setting only works in easy mode.
Get back some Xandros Easy Mode utilities
One of the reasons I chose to keep Xandros is that they wrote nice tools to connect to the network. You can setup different networks complete with their DNS settings, like on MacOS, an create a new one every time you need to connect to a new network (wireless or wired). But these apps only show in Easy Mode, so you have to create links to them on the full desktop.
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