Comment 8 for bug 443298

@victor, if your goal is to just run normal Ubuntu desktop, and you don't require the ability to switch between that and UNR on the fly, then you can just install Ubuntu-desktop i386. You can use usb-creator, or other similar methods to create a bootable USB for it in the same way that you did for UNR.

Neither ubuntu-desktop, nor UNR are compiled for lpia, so neither are giving you any special benefit of running on an atom processor. There was some experiementation with lpia builds on MID during the Jaunty cycle, but there was little or no gain by doing this, and it created it's own set of problems.