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Date: 22 Oct 99 17:03:59 MDT
From: Tirumala R Bokka <tirumala_rao@usa.net>
To: cygwin@sourceware.cygnus.com
Subject: Linux on a laptop??
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Hi,

Does any of you have had any luck installing Linux on a laptop? 

I have a Dell Inspiron (Pentium II 400Mhz,64MB,10GB)
on which I currently have Windows 98. You know the headaches
with this M$ OS. I would like to make it dual boot and install
Linux. But, I'm a bit worried if it would cause any problems, because 
they use a lot of proprietory stuff in these laptops.

Any suggestion or insights on this issue are most welcome,
- Tirumal


// Tirumala R Bokka
// Somerville, NJ 08876
// Ph: 908-359-8363 (res)
// 908-526-7500 x1429 (off)

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