Date: Thu, 21 Mar 2002 18:46:07 -0800
From: Casey Karp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [LIB] Lib 1100 queries forwarded on behalf of Mike Hodish
Witty, wise, weird, and wonderful, David Chien wrote at 10:35 AM 3/21/2002
> Believe it's 96MB max - see my site. Should be right since I pulled it
> right
>off their PDF brochure.
Isn't the 1100 identical to the 1100v except for the smaller drive, less
memory installed, and the lack of the camera? If so, then David is right;
96 would be the max (largest upgrade added to the 1100v gives a total of 128.
> Don't know. Nobody's ever tried and told us. You'll be the first.
Please tell us. I keep debating putting a bigger disk in my 1100v, but
don't want to be the first to experiment...
> Since it is a much newer model, hopefully, it'll have full support
> for >8.4GB
>HDs. Sadly, only way to tell is to pop a bigger HD in, wipe the HD clean to
>all 0's, install DOS and maybe basic Windows, hibernate, resume, then
>seach the
>HD with WinHex around the 8.4GB boundary for signs of non-0 bytes
>(remember you
>wiped the HD clean above).
Maybe not. The 1100 series uses the "hibernate to a file called
hiberfil.sys on your C drive" technique like some of the larger
laptops. So there is no hibernation "region" as such. (Note: Works like a
charm for me under both Win98 and Win2000. Haven't gotten around to
putting Linux on the machine, so I have no idea how it would handle that.
> On a clean, new HD, here's what I'd do:
> If the BIOS supports large HDs, pop it into the Libretto, fdisk,
> format, and
>install everything just like on a desktop.
Sounds about right to me. Then enable hibernation (in the OS; I'm assuming
it's already enabled in your BIOS) and give it a shot.
C.
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