Yes it is the Dell, or rather the Pentium M chipset it uses. It's a common problem with Linux on the Dell D600 and other high end laptops from that era.
Crunchbang installed ok on it, but at this noob stage I needed a bit more out of the box functionality. Older versions of Ubuntu install but require hacking to reach repositories so other software can be installed.
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