The cause of the trackpoint/keyboard freeze a few seconds
after boot (regardless whether WXP or OS/2) was a defective
battery! 



On Thu, 20 Jan 2011 11:01:26 -0600, Rob Bell wrote:

>Definitely sounds like some type of hardware issue.  I'd suspect either 
>a failing HD or a temperature problem.  Do you hear weird clicking 
>noises from the HD?  What happens if you shut it down and let it cool 
>off completely (for an hour or so) and then start it back up?  Do you 
>get more 'good' time before it locks up?
>
>To diagnose the HD as a culprit, you could try removing the HD and 
>booting with a Linux Live CD and see if that works fine.
>
>Rob
>
>[email protected] wrote:
>> T43 WXP was in suspend, didn't come back to life.
>> I shut down and rebooted and it wasn't behaving
>> right.  Tried safe mode, then revert to last good
>> config etc a couple of times.  Hard drive spun a
>> lot.
>>
>> It finally boots but after the dt comes up normally,
>> in about a minute the mouse and keypad freeze.  You can
>> actually see 2-3 images of the cursor where it apparently
>> was moving and the screen repaint process was stalled
>> somehow.
>>
>> This is the same with T43 keyboard or ext
>> keyboard connected via ports on back of dock.
>>
>> Very keen for ideas what kind of thing might be
>> wrong or what more I need to do to diagnose as I'm
>> about to fly to USA tomorrow and don't know what
>> to do.  I'm using my step-father's old Dell now :(
>>
>> Tks for all help
>> Jeffrey Race


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