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RE: Fujitsu Tablets and New OS
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- Subject: RE: Fujitsu Tablets and New OS
- From: "Phil Harris" <phillip.harris1@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2002 22:22:46 -0000
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> What about this : before I ship a unit, I could add all the
> code necessary for your choice of Windows (either NT4, W2K,
> or Win XP). So, it will still have WIndows 95, but you can
> then install the OS yourself. Another option is to create a
> standard image, of say WIndows2000, and multicast it out.
Good idea ...
> But I'm not so sure that Win2k, XP, or NT4 would be wise -
> these things only have 32Mb RAM. Unless you upgrade to the max. 56Mb.
....given the spec I would have thought that you'd be looking at either
an install of Linux or an install of Win98SE.
Win2k and XP won't even install on a 100MHz processor - neither will
M.E. (Just in case you were sick enough to consider M.E.)
98SE is pretty stable though ... And doesn't make huge demands on
resources. Maybe we could get a clean Win98SE install and a clean
install of Linux and just ghost on one of those?
> Would this be of anyuse to anyone - or something similar ? As
> long as not everyone applies ! I'll be here forever.
Well, as discussed this evening I'd hopefully be able to help out...
Phil
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