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>Also, is anyone using Qemm 7.5 memory manager with the 750c, with good
>results? If so could you post your auto and config files?
>I want to thank whomever responds with any help and/or suggestions.
Joseph,
I've been using Qemm with several generations of ThinkPads. In general,
it's _somewhat_ worth the hassle. The PCMCIA socket services take up a lot
of conventional memory, and I've found Qemm can relocate PCMCIA successfully.
However, I am _not_ having a lot of luck with 7.5. I purchased the
upgrade from 7.04 because they advertised that they supported socket services
directly. Well, that may be true, but 7.5 randomnly knocks off the power
management task! Also, when I try to enter suspend mode, the video driver
gets corrupted, and the screen turns pretty streaks of colors (the suspend
still completes successfully).
I have resorted to using 7.04 again until Quarterdeck gets their act together.
Quarterdeck goes through this crap every time they distribute a new
release. They've posted _three_ patches already (since September) for 7.5,
and I've heard of a lot more complaints besides my own.
Also, Make sure you take a look at the thinkpad.tec note on the qdeck.com
ftp site.
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