IBM NETVISTA A60i IDENTIFICATION AND PRESERVATION RECORD
Yenra | October 1, 2026
https://yenra.com/pentium4/ibm-netvista-a60i/

Purpose: distinguish the catalog configuration from the surviving machine.
Complete before changing hardware, resetting settings or reinstalling software.
Keep serial numbers and private data out of a publicly shared copy.

Date / recorder:
Goal (data recovery, period demonstration, collection documentation):
Full type-model / serial number (private):
External condition / photographs / prior service history:
Included recovery discs and software versions:

CATALOG EVIDENCE
IBM reference: https://psrefstuff.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/withdrawnbook/nvwbook.pdf
PDF page 50: A60i 6848. PDF page 51: A60i 6832.
Exact model row / region / source revision / date accessed:
Listed processor / memory / disk / graphics / optical drives:
Exact service documentation and population rules:

OBSERVED CONFIGURATION (leave unknown items marked unknown)
Firmware version / reported processor / detected memory:
Module part numbers and slot arrangement:
Disk model / interface / condition / data-preservation status:
Graphics card part number / driver / ports:
Operating system and installed software:
Observed errors / working functions / untested functions:

BEFORE A CHANGE
Data retained or recovery decision:
Original settings and part retained:
Proposed change / reason / supporting compatibility documentation:
Expected test result:

AFTER A CHANGE
Date / exact part or software version / action:
Actual test result / remaining issue:
Reversal needed or next action:

Do not run recovery or reinstall operations before resolving data preservation.
Use exact service instructions for physical work. A failing disk or irreplaceable
data calls for a recovery decision before repeated boot attempts.
Use period operating systems in an isolated demonstration environment.