I had a Satellite Pro 420 and had the same problem with the limited hard drive
space. The nice thing about the Satellite Pro is that the hard drive port is in
the front of the box. I bought another hard drive and put all my work-related
stuff on it. When I wanted to go non-secure, I just powered down and swapped
the drives like floppies. Additionally, the new drive is 3.2GB so a
Win95/NT/Linux partition worked comfortably.
Hoyt wrote:
> I had it running on a Toshiba Satellite Pro 420. Even the PCMCIA modem
> worked., but my daughter (it is her computer) wanted WIndows" back. With
> only a 750 MB drive, there is no room for a dual boot.
>
> I helped a friend install it on a Compaq notebook, but the internal modem
> was a Winmodem, so he needed an external modem. He had a large enough drive
> to dual boot. He's very pleased.
>
> Hoyt
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