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My guess (and this is just a guess) would be yes. IBM is pretty heavy
into Linux right now, at least on the server end of things. While they
don't make the greatest machines in the world... as far as laptops are
concerned, I have ironically had the least amount of trouble installing
Linux on IBM laptops as opposed to other laptops.
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--- "Stewart B. Lone" <592653589793238@snip.net> wrote:
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> Hello all. Have had the good fortune to come into a pretty new IBM T-30.
> It has a 40MB hard drive, So I will be able to squeeze Win XP into a
> fairly small percentage of the hard drive. Now to the question. It has
> the IBM embedded security subsystem 2.0 on it. I believe its a separate
> little piece of hardware(small card). According to IBM if I install a
> Linux or other *nix on the machine there should be no negative effects.
> Has any one ever played around with this. I there support for this in
> *nix.
>
> Stewart B. Lone
> 592653589793238@snip.net
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