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I don't know to what extent the various TPs are similar, but when I got a
380D, it included disk images for drivers for video, sound, cards, etc for
DOS/win3.1/win95/OS/2 and NT. When I got the machine, my interest was in
running OS/2, so I repartitioned the HD, and reinstalled win95 in a
smaller partition and the remainder in OS/2 - but I have the various other
OS disks. OS/2 runs dos and win 3.1, so those drivers were also installed.
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In <199801290656.WAA06570@ritchie.loop.com>, on 01/28/98
at 10:56 PM, "Paul Khoury" <pkhoury@loop.com> said:
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>>Anyone have any thoughts on this? Has anyone else ever been told that TP
>>modems don't work in DOS?
>>
>I can't believe they said that. The only modem that would only work in
>DOS/WinDOS 95 are those proprietary sound card/modem combos, but the
>ThinkPad's modems all work fine under DOS.
>Remember, most of the level 1 people at IBM are not much smarter than
>your typical Radio Shack guy. <g>
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