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> > There is also the familiar "PCMCIA-card-not-recognized-upon-return-from- > hibernation-problem". Workaround: hot-plug the PCMCIA device. This is > too much of a hassle for my tastes, so I've just given up on hibernation. > On the plus side, I've recovered 8Mb of disk space as a result. > Karl E. Yeanoplos | (kyeanopl@den.mmc.com) I have left the cover off the PCMCIA slots. I have two reasons for this. 1) I frequently share my modem with a co-worker. 2) I find it much easier to remove the modem to ensure zero battery consumption from the devices. This makes the hibernation-problem non existant, I simply plug it back in when I need it. Unless you leave the cover on the ports I don't see the hassle, and, to me, the ability to hibernate is more valueable than not. //---------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Stephen Hosmer // hosmer@ibm.net // Royale Operating Company