dual boot on a Dell Latitude C810?
Hi,
I just received a new Latitude C810. On my old laptop (a toshiba) I had
only linux installed. I'm wondering if I can erase Win2000 (not for
the refund, but it's the principle that counts :-)) of the Latitude
without having any problems. I have in mind two problems that could arise
- Trouble for performing BIOS upgrades (anyone can tell me what BIOS these
machines have anyway?)
- Trouble for creating the hibernation partition. I found already on the
web there was an win executable to create the partition, but those are
somewhat hard to run under linux... If the latitude has a phoenix bios
however, I would use lphdisk to create the partition
- Others??
So, would it be wise to just insert my debian bootdisk and fly?
Another question:
<http://www.m2n.com/projects/mlmps/laptop/dell/latitude/c810/> doesn't
mention any problems with the built-in network card, however according to
the docs this is a combo card (optional 3Com 10/100 LAN + 56K, V.90 Mini
PCI Modem)
Anyone knows more about this issue?
Thx,
Klaas
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