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SSD in regular laptop? or Accelerometer?



*now* I remember the question I wanted to ask last night ...

I am considering how to bump-proof a Thinkpad T60 laptop harddrive. Google
usually finds answers but ...

a) is there a simple way to enable the Thinkpad's accelerometer to park the
HD before impact? so far I have found 'it's hard' ...

b) is a modern large (60GB or 128GB) SSD usable as a straight replacement
for a PATA/IDE laptop drive, or do I need to prevent swap/hibernate and
remount multiple directories as tempfs , noatime, border, with erase
alignment, etc? web pages offer different opinions, debunking each other.

-- 
Bill
n1vux-WYrOkVUspZo at public.gmane.org bill.n1vux-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org






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