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> My guess is that the problem is fixed, and the person > you talked to at IBM is (typically) clueless. Clueless, yes. Fixed, no. First of all, Chris Hanson was correct when he stated that the suspend/resume problem only occurs when the power-on password is enabled. Maybe no big deal to some, but my situation here at work requires that I use the password. With the password enabled, the machine will lock hard more often than not when attempting to use suspend/resume. Secondly, this is not 3xx series specific. In fact, I was first made aware of the problem by one of the 750 users on this mailing list. To demonstrate this to yourself, try this: With your PCMCIA card installed and your AC adapter plugged in and powered-up, start your machine and then initiate hibernation. Now power your machine back on with the battery removed and see if it doesn't result in a lockup which requires the sevices of the reset button in order to recover from. To be experiencing these problems is one thing; to have IBM just blow it off as unimportant is another. I had assumed (incorrectly, I guess) that IBM would stand behind its products. I don't think it's too much to ask that IBM's products work as advertised. -- Karl E. Yeanoplos Denver, CO kyeanopl@den.mmc.com / key@csn.net