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KW> Is anyone running an old laptop/palmtop? I'm looking for
KW> something to run text-mode programs, either DOS or a
KW> cutdown Linux distro. I'd like something about the size of
KW> a netbook. I'm curious what laptops out there exist, and
KW> which have stood the test of time.
KW> I used to have an IBM Workpad Z50 which was a perfect size,
KW> but it only ran Windows CE (you could hack it to run
KW> NetBSD). There were HP 200LX and Toshiba Libretto palmtops,
KW> but they're a little too small.
KW> Any suggestions?
I have a Toshiba Portege 3110 CT PII 300mhz 192mb pc100/133
which is netbook size. Running Win ME.
An Armada 1750 originally PII 366mhz upgraded to PIII 300mhz
328mb pc100/133 which is a bit heavy laptop. Not real heavy.
Running Win ME.
A Dell C400 P3 1ghz running Win2K. 512meg ram I think. Don't
recall. Nice also netbook size.
A 133mhz Pentium so old they didn't have numbers for pentiums
yet. Can't recall the ram, not much. running Win 98 cause Win ME
won't install on a computer less than 200 mhz or so. Actually,
it will, I recently learned if you use a /something can't recall
what on the setup command.
And a couple 486dx100s with 16mb ram running Win 98 I plan to
take back to dos. Romdos probably. Eventually.
BOB KLAHN bob.klahn{at}sev.org http://home.toltbbs.com/bobklahn
... I can remember a time when sex was safe and jumping off towers wasn't.
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