<-back to the overview Credits and References Fist I want to say thank you to everybody that helped me with the installation. Much help came from all the other web pages that describe how to install Linux on the IBM Think pad X31 and from the X31 mailing list. The archive there is a very good place to start if you have a problem and look for help. And a very special thanks to Eric Auer. Without his help I would have gone mad with some hardware issues. Homepages that describe the Installation of Linux on the X31 The X31Mailinglist - Linux on Think pad X31 Andrew Baumann - (RedHat9) - Linux on a ThinkPad X31 Andrew Cooke - (Debian) - Linux on an x31 Eliott - (RedHat9) - Linux on an IBM ThinkPad X31 Erik Rigtorp - (Debian) - Debian GNU/Linux on the Thinkpad X31 Henrik Brix Andersen - (Gentoo) - GNU/Linux on an IBM ThinkPad X31 Nat Makarevitch - (Debian) - IBM X31 laptop under Debian, kernel 2.6 Metacalfs Wiki Stefanos Zachariadis - (RedHat9) - Linux on the IBM ThinkPad X31 Wolfgang Stief - (Debian) - Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 on IBM Thinkpad X31 Neville Sanjana - (Mandrake) - Getting Mandrake 10 (Official) to work on a ThinkPad X31 Jay Summet - (Mandrake) - Mandrake Linux 10.0 on an IBM Thinkpad x31 Don Stewart- (openBSD) - OpenBSD on a ThinkPad X31 Mirza Muharemagic - (Slackware) - Linux (Slackware 9.1) on IBM X31 Simian Networks - (Suse) - Suse 9.0 on an IBM Thinkpad X31 Martin Swift - (FreeBSD) - thinkpad x31 General Pages on Thinkpads and Linux: Thinkwiki ibm-acpi - IBM ThinkPad ACPI Extras Driver IBM Thinkpad Linux Mailinglist Some References on Debian: Installing Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 For Intel x86 Tutorial: About Debian General Pages on Linux and Laptops: Tuxmobile Linux on Laptops <-back to the overview