[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Did you recreate the hibernation file after "shrinking" the Win98
> partition?
Yes, I did.
> > 2. APM
> Well in some ways, hibernation falls outside the APM spec and
> seems to have been implemented in different ways by different
> manufacturers.
Makes sense, but I heard from several that they got hibernation
working on their Thinkpads.
> Unfortunately some of these depend on DOS and or Win9x is mysterious
> ways.
Damn! I wanna be independent from that crap. Did I buy the wrong
laptop again !?
> I have NEVER got a laptop to hibernate when running linux - however,
> others have.
Well, on my Compaq I never tried to get hibernation working, but at
least suspend worked ok, so I was able to travel around Europe without
shutting down all the time. That is exactly what I am looking for
currently, I hate to shut down.
> My usual solution is either not to use suspend at all, or switch
> off hibernation in the BIOS (so suspend works, but doesn't
> completely shut the machine down).
I can't see any option in the BIOS to switch hibernation off. Maybe it
is a solution to delete the hibernation file. I will give it a try.
Thanks so far. I will follow up...
Achim
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Violets are blue.
I'm schizophrenic,
And so am I.
