Date: Sat, 09 Mar 2002 03:44:57 +0000
From: "Fubar Libretto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: BIOS hibernate on big HDD   [LIB]

Where did my hibernate go???
I just ran a test and didn't get the expected result!!!
Any suggestions? Here's what I did:-

I've FDISK'd my 30GB HDD to the maximum size possible in my Libretto L110 - 
7.79GB (FAT 32)

Then I installed Win'2K, and added a second partition - 102MB (FAT 32)

And then a third partition for the remainder - 20.5GB (FAT 32)

I filled up the 102MB partition right to the brim with MP3's, then powered 
down completely, powered up to a DOS prompt (ie *not* to Windows) and then 
used the on/off switch to instigate a suspend-to-disk (hibernation).
So this is supposed to be a BIOS hibernate...
The hibernate animation appeared on screen accompanied by beeps, then the 
Libretto powered down. I powered on again, and the un-hibernate animation 
did its thing. So both hibernate and un-hibernate appeared to complete 
perfectly, and there were no error messages.

Removed the battery and power supply (ie powered down without the on/off 
switch).

Replaced the battery, connected power, and booted into Win'2K.

Now this is the bit I didn't expect - Computer Management / Disk Management 
/ Error Checking is reporting no errors on the 102MB (or anywhere else for 
that matter), and all the MP3's on the 102MB partition are 100% intact (I've 
even played them all end to end...)

8-|

Am I missing something obvious???

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