Unix on Zenith Supersport SX

Hi John, there's way.... You're not only one with little money, I was able to score a used 8mb card for my lte 386s/20 for about 33 USD or (90 CDN, I'm canadian) with shipping included only thing that made it go up was they shipped by UPS which is costly, so I warned repeatadly to them. Oh well. But I still suggest that you dig up a working conner 200mb if it's 1" x 3.5" because this is consistently low power I can find most of time or any 200-500mb 2.5" drive. They can't cost more than 50 USD which I did with a 500mb 2.5" ide. Then plug that 104 or 220mb (if this drive is more than 220mb) selection in cmos and linux will take care of any remaining space not covered by cmos selection. But if you use 2.5" with 3.5" adapter, the power requirement drops, adding runtime to your battery. :) Try the comp.sys.laptops and comp.sys.zenith newsgroups. I was able to score 4 things cheaply this way. empty Lunchbox, complete but tad sick (now fixed) SLT 386s/20 (needs more memory and no luck with series of requests on newsgroup in this regard. :( (!) ) with docking station, SLT 286, SLT series broken power brick (model 2687 two burnt resistors, no luck again on newsgroups, anyone here with this brick please contact me with BIG plea! This one has deatachable DC cord, the model 2681 does not). Finally, a complete, unbroken seal original packaged LTE 386s/20 motherboard! Recently scored a deal on a docking station for LTE 386s/20 for $50 shipping included. All of this happened within 9 months period, paced by my budget. I'm most interested in getting that SLT 386s/20 up to speed with more memory because this is one that can take standard 3.5" drives. Troll (this is nickname, realname: Jason D.) PS: LTE 286 was my first used notebook for short term but sold it to afford a NOS discountiuned line LTE 386s/20 in late summer of '93.