Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2000 13:59:55 +0000
From: Libretto List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: and another one!

on 18/9/00 11:08 am, David Hettel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi Dave!

> Ok I'm taking a couple of guess here. You did NOT do a clean install, did
> you? 

Nope, Copied the old stuff off, made a Win98 install disk from my other
machine, formatted the drive completely and turned it into a FAT32 one.
Copied the CABS across using a parallel ZIP drive.

> Did you download the latest Bios for your Libretto before installing
> windows 98? 

It already had 8.0 on it, which Ibelieve is the latest???

> My guess is if you want everything working, go with windows98SE
> and do a clean install.

I take it that Win98 has problems then?


> From the flashing orange light you are just going into suspend, if you go
> into hibernation you will see a screen with a picture of the Libretto and
> a image of a harddrive.

I did used to get that with the Win95 install on. Now hibernate and suspend
do exactly the same thing!

> Sounds like you installed over windows 95 rather than reformatting. This
> leaves you with a messed up registry, as the power control changed between
> the two. Your best bet is upgrading the bios, then reformatting the
> harddrive and installing win98SE.

It was a blank install, using all of the drivers that I downloaded from the
www.amherst.co.uk/libretto.htm site and toshiba's downlaod site as well.

> Going back to windows95 would give you the fastest
> machine, but chances are you wouldn't get the IR system working correctly.

Its a bodge anyway to get it to work with the Nokia phone, but I read that
its the Libretto's IRdA device whichdoesnt work too well with Win95, due to
Win95 not supporting the newer devices properly.
 
> As to your PCMCIA cards, unless they are branded as Toshiba, I would think
> you'll find the latest an best drivers for them at www.3com.com not Toshiba.

It was just the problem with the floppy drive that comes with the machine,
the other cards are working fine according to the machine, but the sound
effect is still happening.

> It would be a real good idea to log on to www.toshiba.com and read there
> instructions on upgrading to win98.

I'll take a look for that one.

Looks like Im still going to have problems tho =O(

Cheers

Dave




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