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>By the way, on the other thread: low amounts of free disk space definitely >do slow down OSs a lot. Just from experience. It also makes defragging >futile since there's no room to maneuver. >Are the larger harddrives by toshiba, etc., also faster than the original IBM >340 or 540 MB HDs used in the 701s? > One thing about defragging though, some file systems like HPFS and EXT2 are resistent to fragmentation, so that also can make a difference on performance, besides how much disk space is left. Paul