The Panasonic CF-62 is a odd ball machine even for its time, sharing some of its DNA with the IBM Thinkpad 701C, and I personally own one with the charger! However, it isn't much to write home about since there is only 6 examples of this exact machine that I know about, though my machine does post, thats all its really doing since the hard drive is dead and the CD drive is currently broken in the system.
However, luckly to me, there is proper documentation about the laptop in hand, as it was all archived along with the recovery and bios setup CDs! However, that brings me to the issue again... this thing doesn't have any sort of normal CD drive, it isn't your average pop out CD drive that most later 90s laptops would've had (usually through external SCSI or via PCMCIA) its built into the laptop, residing under the keyboard, and whenever you press the eject button, it would have to pop the keyboard up then eject the CD caddy.
I insert a MS-DOS boot diskette into the machine and... it didn't boot
from it, so I would have to go into the bios and then make it so it
boots from floppy
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