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Dell Latitude C600 (Inco)
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Inco is a laptop with a docking station, used as a shared
portable, primarily for presentations (but previously as a desktop
machine). It has a built-in network card and modem plus another
network card in the docking station. It is a dual boot machine,
although MS/Windows-NT doesn't see much use. Debian GNU/Linux 2.2r2
was installed from CD-ROM, 20 November 2001. It was upgraded
immediately to unstable. The kernel was upgraded to
2.4.14 early on but has keep up to date with Debian kernel releases.
The built-in modem is a WinModem which is not supported by Linux so a
PCMCIA modem is used.
Inco has two NTFS partitions (C and D drives) using about 7GB
with the remaining 13GB partitioned as 1GB swap and 12GB for linux:
Partition 12GB as linux ext2 /dev/hda3
Partition 1GB as linux swap /dev/hda4
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