DSL works in my IBM thinkpad 380xd
Features:
[/b]Pentium 266MHz with MMX technology[/b]
L1 internal CPU cache: 32KB
L2 external CPU cache std/max: 256KB / 256KB
Hard disk size: 4.0 GB
Memory (RAM): 96MB
Internal Floppy Device: 3.5-inch, 1.44MB
Internal 20X CD-ROM
28.8 PCMCIA Modem
Screen max resolution: 800x600
Screen type description: TFT
Viewable image size (diagonal): 12.1 inches
Expansion Slots / Ports:
-Plug and play support: Yes
-PCMCIA Ports: Two
-Parallel ports: EPP/ECP
-Serial ports: 9-pin 16550
-AC adapter jack
-External VGA Display port
-Infrared port
-PS/2 port for external Keyboard/mouse/numpad
-Line in (stereo)
-Line out (stereo)
-Speakers (stereo) / headphone jack, Volume control (dial)
Pointing device type: TrackPoint
Keyboard type standard: Full size 85 key (palm rest space)
Numeric keypad: Integrated
Actual unit weight: 7.1lbs
to start you can visit their website and download their latest version of DSL
DSL information
issues encountered
low graphics
How I manage...
in boot set up
press F3
and you will see table of screen resolutions and it's corresponding bits..
select the type of resolution that the system can handle and press enter
e.g.
789 = resolution is 24bit 800x600
dsl VGA=789
There is a new issue I am trying to check..
every time I change my VGA to 24bit
my mouse won't work.. my mouse only works on lower vga bit.
if there anyone of you who is trying to revive your pentium 1 personal computers.. DSL is really your friend, because of it's light weight operating system.. that's 50mb OS.. imagine..
built in firefox and card games..
your track pad will not work in 24bit but you can use USB mouse
hehehehe got it work but I want to use the track pad.. still in the process....
if you want to see reviews, here is something from youtube.
YouTube - Damn Small Linux Review