Thanks for the pointers - I found some documentation I'd been wanting, but no
binaries. Fortunately, the person who sold it to me says he may have a backup. But if
anyone has the original startup/restore material, I'd love to get a copy.
The HP site? In my experience, HP has always been aggressive about removing references to
old products. They don't even offer the owner's manual as a download. To their
credit, they do have a BIOS upgrade for running Windows (which I don't intend to do).
-- Ian
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Subject: RE: HP Omnibook 600C startup disk?
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[mailto:cctalk-bounces at
classiccmp.org] Namens Ian King
Verzonden: vrijdag 12 december 2008 8:11
Aan: (cctalk at
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Onderwerp: HP Omnibook 600C startup disk?
I picked up a nice little HP Omnibook 600C from someone here
on the list, and after a few minutes of playing with it the
hard drive decided it did not like its new home. Hey, no
worries, stuff happens. It's a PCMCIA hard drive, so I
plugged a CF card into a PCMCIA adapter and voila!, I have a
new C: drive. But unfortunately, when the disk did its swan
dive it took with it all the custom drivers and such that HP
loads on it. That may explain why I can't get apparently
simple things to work. So, does anyone have one of these
machines or its startup disk, and are you willing to share?
Thanks -- Ian
Ian,
Did you checkl the HP site ?
They have some support files online.
Otherwise check the HP Computer Museum
www.hpmuseum.net
The omnibook list
http://www.omnibook.org/omnilist/
If you can't find what you I do have a iso with a lot of the support files,
witch I can upload.
-Rik