I have an older Toshiba that currently has win 98 on it. Got a 512mb hard drive, cd rom drive, floppy drive, and somewhere around 240 mb ram. Any possibility it would go on the little thing. I have been busting my butt dlding move then spent 5 hours getting it on a bootable cd. The cd booted but no sign of linux. So I thought couldn't hurt to try it in my laptop. The laptop won't boot from cd but looking at the disk showed the iso file that wasn't seen on this junk. Figure that one out.
On 2 Jan 2005 at 11:07, Dennis Myers wrote: > I received my laptop back on Christmas Day and took it and immediately > installed 10.1 on it. It had 10.0 but with 10.1 I now have a functioning > touchpad with no config effort on my part. It just works. LAN and all work > and the 600mhz processor acts like a 1gig would under windows. Ya just have > to love Mandrake and linux. So the moral of the story is if you have a laptop > that was a problem with the touchpad, put 10.1 on it. Happy New Year > everyone. > -- > Dennis M. linux user #180842 > >
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