[ltp] Thinkpad names

[zongliang li]

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=09560,760,600,570 are old name of thinkpad ,
from last of 2001 , IBM named ThinkPad with AXTiS
some time later ,I change to be R,then Thinkpad have
ATXRS five kind.

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>Hello,
>
>What is the guide IBM uses to give numbers to their new Thinkpad=
 ?
>
>Why the TP 560 is a newest machine than the TP 760 ? or why some=
 models 
>are called with letters (A, T, R, X) and others with numbers ?
>
>Just curious ;-)
>
>
>pplf
>
>
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other means?  And which distro's ISOs?

> Some of the time, like right now, the download goes along perfectly except that it
> stops at 98%.
> The actual mesage is Status: 662616k of 662624k(at 29.7K/sec)
> It just sits there and won't finish.
How long does it take you to get to that point?  The connection might be 
timing out, on one end or the other.

> Does anybody have and ideas?
For the record, when I first decided to get into Linux, I only had 
access to a dial-up connection.  So instead of trying to download ISOs, 
I got Debian ("potato") CDs from www.edmunds-enterprises.com.  I was 
quite pleased with the whole experience.

-- 
Jim Redmond
jim@scrubnugget.com


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