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Hi, I have several 32 mb memory cards for 755 and 750 series on sale. They are brandnew and manufactured by Kingston. It comes with Kingston's lifetime guarantee. My asking price is $165 + s/ins. Please email me in private if you ar interested in the memory. Thanks! Best regards, Henry The memory fits the following models: IBM ThinkPad 755CDV IBM ThinkPad 755CD IBM ThinkPad 755CE IBM ThinkPad 755CSE IBM ThinkPad 755CV IBM ThinkPad 755C DX4 IBM ThinkPad 755Cs DX4 IBM ThinkPad 755C DX2 IBM ThinkPad 755Cs DX2 IBM ThinkPad 750 IBM ThinkPad 750C IBM ThinkPad 750Cs IBM ThinkPad 750P IBM ThinkPad 750Ce -----Original Message----- From: richard [SMTP:rpritz@interport.net] Sent: Monday, December 15, 1997 3:10 PM To: David Ross Cc: ross@math.hawaii.edu; thinkpad@cs.utk.edu Subject: Re: [TP560] Re: osr2 on 560 On Mon, 15 Dec 97 9:43:56 HST, ross@math.hawaii.edu (David Ross) wrote: >Yes and no; early versions of doublespace (like the one with OSR1, like you have) had some >problems (though are still safer than FAT32). If you can get the later version (i.e., >with Plus!, or the even later version off someone's OSR2 CD - it might even be available at >the MS web site, though somehow I doubt it), this is quite stable. Still, it is a good idea >not to compress the whole drive. What I do is create a 'virtual' compressed drive D, on which >I put noncritical stuff (i.e., everything I need to boot, and all mission-critical files >go on C, everything else [including Office 97] on D. Works very well - I had a very usable >system even on my old 701, with a 340meg HD. Any performance degradation or other adverse effects of using the latest version of doublespace?