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	Nov 20, 2008
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The Linux operating system is one of the neatest things to happen to IBM PCs and compatibles in a VERY long time. In fact, its availability actually pushed me over the edge to get a clone at home. I am currently running a 1.1.88 kernel, with various patches, source, etc. off of the net.

General Sources

Linux Documentation Project
Linux kernel changes by Mr. Russ Nelson.
XFree86(TM): Home Page [x]
The Linux Laptop page contains information about the linux parameters of various notebook and laptops.

HOW-TO Guides

Below are the HOWTO pages that I have found the most useful.

Bootdisk
Hardware that is supported
Distributions available
Installation hints and Tips
Ethernet drivers and boards
CD-Rom drives and drivers
Ftape (the QIC-80 tape driver) software for Colorado Memory Systems Jumbo-250 tape drives (and similar)
PCMCIA card adapters

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