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Individual Linux users (using x3270, for example) can have their own keymap files. You can
do this if you wish. We did not do this because we wanted to have the same key mapping for
all x3270 sessions.
1.14 Booting from the Ultrabay
We built a Linux (and FLEX-ES) system on the internal disk of a T23 ThinkPad. This was a
simple Linux installation and no dual boot function was installed. We also had another hard
disk containing Windows.
We placed the Windows hard disk in the internal ThinkPad drive and placed the Linux disk in
the Ultrabay. We verified that Windows still worked. We ...
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