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Well, it's been a while since I mentioned these problems so I'll throw them out again and see if anyone else can verify them. My TP is a 750m/170 running OS/2 w/ 12MB RAM. Also, if you've got the OS/2 2.11 service pack, it might be a good idea to see if the SP fixes any of these problems (remember to back up your data first!). 1. Start up OS/2. Put computer into suspend mode. Resume. Hit ctrl-alt- del. OS/2 should flush cache and reboot. On my machine, it just reboots (requiring the hard drive be repaired the next time I boot OS/2). This one is a real pain when shutdown fails and I'm left with no way to reliably turning off my computer. 2. Start up OS/2. Put computer into suspend mode. While resuming (you can tell because the hard drive is initially accessed while resuming), if you do things like type or move the pointer, *sometimes* the machine will hang. Occasionally you can unhang it by putting the machine back into suspend and resuming (this time without interrupting). Usually, it stays hung requiring a power off. I haven't narrowed down exactly what causes the hang. Has anybody else run across these or other problems? -- John H. Kim | "Just try telling the IRS you don't feel like jokim@jarthur.cs.hmc.edu | 'contributing' this year come April" - Bob Dole This mail sent by NUPop | on Bill Clinton's avoidance of the word "taxes"