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Subject: Re: [eCS T60/T61] Installing to TP61

On Wed, 16 Apr 2008 22:55:06 -0600, Chuck McKinnis wrote:

>
>I wonder if the 4 Gb is causing a problem when the CD tries to load into 
>high memory.

I wondered about this.  I have 3 Gb of ram in 2 sticks, I believe. 
I suppose I could check on how to pull one.

Also, the drive I purchased is the one that supports FDE, so it has
a security chip on it.  I don't think this matters, except that it
differs from yours.  The Hitachi doc's says it is supported by
MacOS X, Linux Variations, DOS Variations, Windows Vista, Windows
XP SP2 so therefor I would expect that this is not the problem.  I
suppose it could be driver specific but DFSee (dated Jan '08) has
no problem operating the drive.

Jon