I managed to purchase 3 older IBM Thinkpads: Two of the machines are 760EL pentium units, one with a DSTN screen and one with a TFT screen both with CD Drives, while the other unit is a 365X with a CD Drive (but unfortunately another DSTN screen). They also came with external floppy and Ultrabay …

Finally received a bunch of Toshiba Libretto stuff: Libretto 50CT (16MB) with sealed manuals. Libretto 70CT (32MB) Libretto PCMCIA floppy drive An extra battery Libretto 50CT/70CT port replicator 2x Libretto 50CT/70CT port expanders 2x AC power adapters The speaker on the 70CT has some distortion …

Right now the system is jumpered to 66MHz bus speed and a 3x CPU multiplier, giving 200MHz. This is the same speed that's reported by BIOS at the top when it boots "Intel Pentium 200MHz" The BIOS will only report the CPU speed on the motherboard, not what the chip actually is. Only the writings on …

If you're getting error messages like those it sounds like there may be some kind of hardware issue going on. Check your memory and CPU and see if they're overclocked. I'd also check your cache settings and even consider disabling L2 cache in the BIOS and see if that improves the situation.

Ditch the Windows 95A boot disk. There are so many more hassles if you decide to go down that route. Create and use a Windows 95B/C boot disk. Also, If fdisk and your BIOS is only showing 8GB, you'll need a hard drive overlay manager like tayyare suggests unless you want to use only 8GB from the …