Thanks atolboo, problem solved. 
In addition, I just had to open a console under root and chmod the permissions.

Thanks atolboo, I will give it a shot and let you know.

I am reconditioning an old IBM T21 PIII with 256 RAM and a 20G HD.
The good news is that Pardus, surprisingly, works quite nicely out of the box. Impressed.

I made a mistake though. Instead of partitioning the HD before I installed Pardus, I installed Pardus on the full drive and then thought "m*rde..., I should have put a SWAP and an extra partition".

So I used Puppy to get into the system (because I could not use Gparted from Pardus on a drive mounted which holds the OS), and re-sized the drive into sda1 (10G), sda2 (swap 1G) and sda3 (storage - 9G).

Re-booted into Pardus, and the SWAP was recognised OK, but sda3 was not automatically mounted. When I click to mount sda3, it refuses to do so.

What did I do wrong?

40% 
Quite happy with that actually...

I don't know, I also live in the UK
I'll have to check though, never heard of it... What kind of music is it?

Done
http://bugs.pardus.org.tr/show_bug.cgi?id=8563

You think it's worth it? Great, I'll do that. Ultimately, PhiX's further idea to have a direct shortcut on the desktop would give the forum even more visibility.

New album from Manu (ex Dolly) 
http://www.myspace.com/manusonic

Willem
You managed to get Pardus on UNetbootin? Last time I tried (two months ago), it did not work and I think there was a bug open to the devs of UNetbootin...
I would be interested to know if it's been solved!

I installed Pardus on a friend's computer and wanted to install corefonts immediately. I noticed that the forum is not in the firefox bookmarks as a default, whereas the Pardus home page is? People are complaining that the forum is hard to find, so I wish that the forum was a bookmark in all new installs.

I was looking at moving to linux from OS X (I had moved from MS to OS X two years before) and did one of these "which distro to chose" website-based test. It suggested OpenSuse, PCLinuxOS and Pardus. Because OpenSuse was better known, I tried it, but found it extremely slow and configuring my wifi was a nightmare for a newbie. I tried PLOS, but I found it ugly and wifi was also an issue. I gave Pardus a spin and not only did wifi worked out of the box, but is was good-looking and fast. That ticked all the boxes.

There is already a bug filed, but in Turkish, so not sure if exactly the same....

http://bugs.pardus.org.tr/show_bug.cgi?id=8343

Looks like it though.

Hey Lisa

I'm happy with newbie  . I am so terrible at linux thhat it is a better reflexion!
Terrible at linux, but enjoying it. That's the principal hopefully 

I don't 
I guess there would be no great performance difference, but it would be nice to know when your battery time runs out and to have the AA1 shut down properly: see my screenshots above, it all seems to be linked to acpi not working on the AA1-Pardus combo.

Mhmrcs:
The computer works and so does the battery. It is actually only a few weeks old. The point is that there is no recognition from kpowersave of the battery and that it seems to be a problem with the AA1 and UMPC accross the board.