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Well, I have tried 4 different times to run Win95 OSR2 on my 760ED, but it always causes random lock-ups and failures. I have tried installing with FAT 16 and with FAT 32. I did not realize that some were using this on their 760's without any problems, besides the hibernation (which I had heard of, although it does not matter in my case). If I use Win95 version A everything works perfectly. It seems from my experience that my problems with OSR2 on the 760 were with the Mwave components. I would be interested to hear if anyone else had problems such as this with OSR2, and if the new BIOS fixes these problems also. BTW, I was using the most current BIOS and the newest drivers when I tried the OSR2 install, the last attempt being 3 weeks ago. Thanks for your help-- Eric Giles ---------- > From: Tom Franklin <TomFrank@pacbell.net> > To: Tom Kustner <tom.kustner@emjay.com>; thinkpad@cs.utk.edu > Subject: Re: New BIOS for Thinkpad 760E+ models > Date: Tuesday, March 04, 1997 10:00 PM > > After upgrading to the new 1.07 BIOS I was able to create a hibernation > file with Win95 OSR2 on a FAT32 partition. I guess they didn't mention > fixing that bug. > > The only problem was that when I restarted to get out of the hibernation > mode, my computer locked up tight. I guess hibernation feature will have > to wait. Anyone have better luck. > > ---------- > <1.07> > - (Fix) (Windows 95 only) Error pop up "1101" at power-on time when > the serial port confugration is changed by the Device Manager of > Windows 95 and the system is "docked". >