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On Tuesday, May 30, 1994, Scott A. Stratmoen writes: > I called IBM on this (mobiles group). They said that non-interlace for > the thinkpad at 1024x768 is a known bug. While they assured me that > a update will be released soon, I couldn't get a date out of them. > Thus I have left WARP for windows installed. On a different but related subject, I too was in contact with both the mobiles group and the OS/2 group today about problems with APM functions under Warp. I couldn't even get anyone very interested in these problems which were first reported in November of 1994, let alone assurance that a fix would eventually be provided. In fact, the only suggestion they could offer was to upgrade to a newer machine which uses the MWave chip and therefore also uses a newer, different BIOS than that which is used in the TP355, 360, and 750 series machines (!). I would expect this type of reply from one of the second-tier manufacturers, but coming from IBM, this really surprises me. I don't want to do as Scott has done and dump OS/2 in favor of Windows, but these features ought to work as advertised, dammit! The APAR which was generated to deal with these problems in 11/94 (#15544) has now been closed out without any type of forthcoming fix...good work, IBM! Anyway, I'm not done with these guys just yet... Can anyone who is running on either a TP701 or a TP755 verify that APM functions such as suspend/resume and hibernation work as advertised under OS/2 Warp? Thanks much. -- Karl E. Yeanoplos Denver, CO kyeanopl@den.mmc.com / key@csn.net