I installed redhat using an adaptec 1460 pcmcia scsi controller and an external scsi
cdrom.  I also used a seperate removable disk. It was fairly easy to replace the
disk in the case.

i wasn't able to get sound to work though.  There are quite a few examples of
installing linux on a 760 on the linux for laptops page.

"Shawn T. Rutledge" wrote:

> On Sat, Sep 23, 2000 at 09:28:26PM -0700, Art Wagner wrote:
> > Sounds like the bios on your Thinkpad may be set to C: A:
>
> No, if that were the case it would not have tried to read the floppy
> indefinitely.
>
> I've got DOS installed now.  Once I was able to boot with an MS
> DOS disk (as opposed to the special IBM diagnostics disk with the
> free fdisk.exe on it), I was able to use the MS fdisk /mbr to restore
> it to normal.  No more boot menu.
>
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