I seem to recall that the new T60's feature the ICH7 (or 6) chipset
and thus the HDD connects via SATA interface. This may give you
issues, though there is a "compatibility mode" switch in BIOS (F1) to
make the hdd show up as wd instead of sd. The performance is a bit
lower as from what i recall, but it works well. I tested this on one
of the first T60's to hit the scandinavian markets, so much may have
changed since then.

APM should still work like a charm, though I can not comment on the
wifi equipment, to my experiance, it is often intel or broadcom. The
wired interface is usually em and they still use a hardware mixer for
volume and mute, if I am not mistaken. Some of the newer models have a
amber/orange LED in the notch of the screen, instead of the classic
white/ice blue one.

A new interesting development as well is the hardware slider, that you
disable (hot-plug disconnect, USB?) the wifi and bluetooth adapters
with, boy can you feel stupid =)

The above is based on my observations of 10-15 different type-model
varieties, your results may vary.

FYI: As I understand, the X40+ family is quire popular among our
praised developers.

-- JPL

On 3/8/07, atstake atstake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anyone running OBSD 4.0 or -current on Thinkpad T60? I'm getting one
of these and trying to make sure OBSD will run without a fuss. A reply
from anyone with T60 <-> OBSD4.0 experience would be much appreciated.

Thanks.




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-- JPL

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