Mint for Personal Use Laptop
I have an IBM X30 laptop, built out of many IBM X30 laptops. I tried recently to run OpenSUSE 10.2 on it, but did not have much luck. It runs Mint Linux 2.0 "out of the box" without any issue at all. So that is the Distro it still runs.
The computerWorld is a Circle
Since my posts about Mint 2.0 I have installed Mint 2.1 on my Toshiba M45 and IBM X30: It was the same experience as 2.0 more or less: six install panels, 20 minutes, new OS. Even better, OpenOffice.org 2.1 installed by default.
Will an X30, P3 1.2Ghz handle a 100GB Hard Drive??
I am upgrading my Dell 700m to a 160GB hard drive and will have a 100GB Hard drive available, it is a Seagate ST9100823A. I plan to install this into my IBM X30, which has a 60GB HD. Can it handle a 100GB HD?
WiFi card on a IBM X30 I dont think it works anymore, pls help.
1st I have a IBM X30 w/ a Cisco Systems PCI Wireless LAN Adapter. I have not installed anything prior to this not working, I didnt drop it or bump into anything. I have Win XP Pro. Ok so I always pick up my next neighbors network,
openSUSE 10.2 GA / Linux Mint 2.0
Other than my MacBook, I live on an IBM X30 running Linux. I love the little computer, but I disliked openSUSE on it. It had been running Ubuntu 6.10 before, which meant tons of things "just worked" (tm), from a mobile laptop hardware
FS: IBM X30 W/ extra battrey and Wireless card
I have a used X30 with a light crack on the side where the HD is.(See picture) Specs are as follows: P3 M 1.26GHZ 12.1 XGA LCD 256MB 40GB HD 2 batteries PCIMA Wireless card Netgear 180G with great range. pre loaded with XP Pro and a COA
Evaluating Knoppix 5.1.1 for use in the Linuxworld lab
IBM Thinkpad X30: Pentium III Mobile, 1.2 Ghz, 512 MB. The X30 is my special Franken-computer, built of many other X30's that came before it. On average, it parts are about 2001 vintage, and I was glad to see it was working just fine
FS: IBM X30 W/ extra battrey and Wireless card
Forum: For Sale/Wanted Posted By: vengance_01 Post Time: 12-27-2006 at 06:55 PM
Comparing IBM X30, X32, X40 and X60
It’sa basic comparison of how the IBM X-series notebooks stack up against each other and why you might want one over the other (say, you need a Firewire slot):. X30 and X60 have firewire, X40 doesn’t. X32 is a hybrid between an X30 and
A return to normality. . . .
In other news, I'm now the proud owner (finally) of a subnotebook - an IBM X30. It's great, but it would be even better if I could get Ubuntu installed on the bloody thing! Order a USB CD-ROM drive: check.
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