Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2000 09:01:06 -0400
From: Iliano Cervesato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Hibernation partition on a large disk
Thanks to all of you who answered. That was very useful!
I am going to erase my 912-1093 partition, let Windows
hibernate, and observe what it does. Will "fdisk" be able
to see the hibernation partition? If not, what should I
use (my disk has Windows 98, RedHat 5.2 and RedHat 6.3).
Thanks again,
Iliano.
Marshall Burke wrote:
>
> What I did was created the windows partition, then let it hibernate and it
> created the hibernation partition, than I added my other partitions, but
> this was on a Lib 50. YMMV
Lawrence Young wrote:
>
> As reported here, L100/110 BIOS can only support HDD size up to 8GB. So the
> BIOS will put hibernation data to the end of the 8GB location not the end of
> your 20GB disk. However, no body knows the exact location of the hibernation
> data.
David Chien wrote:
>
> It's normal. It'll drop it just at the end of the 8GB bios limit, but
> halfway into a 20GB partition. I'd just partition it into two pieces and let
> the Libretto hibernate all it wants in the middle.
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