Re: dual boot laptop

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With a little work I have it running on a DELL D800.

All I can say is that after you have seen linux running native at
1920x1200 on a  wide-screen laptop you wont want to use anything
else!!!!

Sean


On Mon, 2003-11-17 at 16:01, n_powell wrote:
> On Mon, 17 Nov 2003 17:14:03 -0000
> thus spake "Chiu, PCM (Peter) " <P.C.M.Chiu@xxxxxxxx> :
> 
> > Can someone suggest a laptop model and configuration
> > that can dual boot  XP, Fedora Core or SuSE with reasonable
> > performance and least amount of problems.
> 
>  I have FC1 and XPpro on a Dell 5100.  Both run great.  I had to do
> nothing to get all the hardware working (except modem which I did't try
> as I have fat pipe)  The broadcom NIC that was supported by the mnfgr
> with a src.rpm in RH9 is now auto detected and humming along when I ran
> first boot.  Sound was there, touch pad was fine...everything really. 
> Although I did have to manually select
> Display->Dell->$desired_resolution (1024) during install, if you don't
> mind 800x600 then you don't even need to do that.
> 
> On XPpro though I needed to install drivers for all included
> components...(it came with XPhome)...The M$ kernel doesn't do more than
> basic hardware :)
> 
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