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Old Link for newer members researching old toughbooks

Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by ADOR, Oct 29, 2019.

ADOR Evil Mad Scientist

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There was another good source of info we lost a few years ago on older Toughbooks.

http://toughbook.wikispaces.com/

Since I see a lot of people asking questions about some of the older machines I though I would post this link up. That site is now gone, but web archive still has it.

https://web.archive.org/web/20130318204545/http://toughbook.wikispaces.com/

I seen stuff posted of getting screens to work with Linux, etc. May help someone who has been scratching their head.

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Excellent!

safn1949, Oct 30, 2019

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Thanks for the link to the web archive. Forgot all about that.

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Old Link for newer members researching old toughbooks

ADOR Evil Mad Scientist

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mklym Notebook Evangelist