Thom at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've been living with this problem for a while, and using St. Clair's
> "Sleeper" as a (not perfect) work-around. Does anyone know of a way to fix
> this problem? It seems similar to the firmware problem of the firebooks,
> but I couldn't find a similar fix on-line. Using OS8.1 on a 5300ce.
> Ejecting the PCMCIA card doesn't make a difference.
Hi Thom -- the culprit turned out to be a newly installed bad RAM module in
my case; with that taken out the PB nods off and wakes up like a good little
camper, though (sigh) still with its original 32MB. If you've got a RAM
card in your ce it would be worth removing it to see what happens.
HTH,
Victoria
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