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From: Kevin M. Nickels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: January 27, 1999 1:33 PM
Subject: Re: Suspend under Linux
>It's FN-A on my 3200. No markings on the keyboard or anything.
>I think I had to set suspend-to-disk mode in the BIOS as well.
>I DO have windows on C:, and suspect that the swapfile it uses might be
>over there.
I react with surprise. You mean you have suspend-to-disk working even
though you have a partitioned drive and a multi-boot system? My Inspiron
3200 complains every time it boots that the suspend-to-disk file is missing.
I am using Partition Magic Boot Manager and Dell has told me that the PHDISK
utility is not compatible with Boot Manager. Please enlighten me.
TIA
Leon Wood
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