Re: [LIB] Hot docking or not ...

2002-02-27 Thread Lawrence Young

Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2002 22:18:28 -0500
From: "Lawrence Young" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [LIB] Hot docking or not ...

If you're using Win98, you need download Toshiba's lil utility that uploads
the USB device driver when you undock the APR (or EPR). On Windows 2000, it
works fine. However, the documentation comes with my EPR suggest that I
should shutdown before docking/undocking the EPR to avoid the potential
damage to the interface circuit. I always dock/undock my lib while in
standby (as I NEVER shutdown the machine). But the device recognition works
no matter what I do.

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From: "Raymond" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Libretto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 9:50 PM
Subject: [LIB] Hot docking or not ...


> Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002 10:45:58 +0800
> From: Raymond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Hot docking or not ...
>
> I'm having a few headaches regarding hot docking of the L100 to and from
the advanced port replicator. I found that I MUST warm or cold dock the
libby but I MUST hot or cold undock it.
>
> To dock the L100 I need to either shut it down or suspend or hibernate
first, then dock, then resume otherwise it doesn't detect the APR (but it
squeals at me if I remove it). Power connects though so I'm sure its docked
right as far as hardware goes.
>
> To undock, I need to either shut down or go start>undock, let it do its
job (which apparently also turns off the APR as the 'eject your computer
now' screen just flashes up then goes away) then undock. Curiously, after
this operation it recons it has 3 PCMCIA slots (normaly when docked it
recons it has 4 and when powered up from undocked state it recons it has 2).
If I suspend/hibernate before undocking, undock then resume, the computer
never makes it out of suspend/hibernation and requires a hard reset.
>
>
> Is this consistent with anyone else's observations? Anyone managed to do a
proper hot-dock or warm-undock operation with this laptop? It just seems a
little inconsistent that you MUST do it hot one way and you MUST do it warm
the other ...
>
>
> - Raymond
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[LIB] Hot docking or not ...

2002-02-27 Thread Raymond

Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002 10:45:58 +0800
From: Raymond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Hot docking or not ...

I'm having a few headaches regarding hot docking of the L100 to and from the advanced 
port replicator. I found that I MUST warm or cold dock the libby but I MUST hot or 
cold undock it.

To dock the L100 I need to either shut it down or suspend or hibernate first, then 
dock, then resume otherwise it doesn't detect the APR (but it squeals at me if I 
remove it). Power connects though so I'm sure its docked right as far as hardware goes.

To undock, I need to either shut down or go start>undock, let it do its job (which 
apparently also turns off the APR as the 'eject your computer now' screen just flashes 
up then goes away) then undock. Curiously, after this operation it recons it has 3 
PCMCIA slots (normaly when docked it recons it has 4 and when powered up from undocked 
state it recons it has 2). If I suspend/hibernate before undocking, undock then 
resume, the computer never makes it out of suspend/hibernation and requires a hard 
reset.


Is this consistent with anyone else's observations? Anyone managed to do a proper 
hot-dock or warm-undock operation with this laptop? It just seems a little 
inconsistent that you MUST do it hot one way and you MUST do it warm the other ...


- Raymond

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