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Gerry, I guess it is different over different machines and I also have the impression that the 701 is even more different. I purposely tried my suspend yesterday by letting the machine sit. The display suspends, and then the disk and then the CPU. It sat for over an hour with no drop in the battery level indicator. Boy, you're right about the 200 MB partition for warp 4. I had been previously installing OS/2 on 150 MB partitions. I now have a 350 MB partition for it (I installed Voice Type and Java development). Lee > > In-Reply-To: <199706171519.LAA001.56@AST01.ligsystems.com> > > What kind of suspend and PCMCIA problems are you having. I installed > Warp 4.0 on my TP > > 701C (24 meg, 1.0 GB) using a serial port SCSI adapter connected to an > external NEC CD-ROM. > > On mine suspend works just fine as does my PCMCIA token ring adapter. > > Lee > > 1. the pcmcia problem appears to be a card services memory clash that is > probably peculiar to the CD versions. So long as the diskette drive is in > the ultrabay the ethernet card works fine, but if the cdrom drive is in > place then my ethernet card is turned off. The solution is to > specifically allocate shared memory for the pcmcia card and at any > address *except* 80000. > > 2. suspend only turns the lcd display off, not the cpu. So the battery > keeps draining. The only way I seem to be able to get a proper suspend is > to shut the lid whilst on mains power, then remove the mains cord. Which > is fine provided I don't actually want to use the thinkpad during the > journey ..... > > 3. the mwave/dsp problem only affects non-US/Canada users of the internal > dsp modem. Previously we had a separate diskette to set up the telephony > functions; it is no longer required and will stop the modem working if > you install it. > > 4. boot partition of 200Meg is not big enough to include java .....(not > being a pentium, I did not even try to install voice-talk) .... > > Other than that it seems fine, and has one huge bonus over Warp Connect; > I can now remove the ethernet card whilst the machine is running, and it > continues running. Previously, that was an instant trap requiring reboot. > > Gerry > > ||----------------------------------------------------------|| || Lee Laniear || || laniear@ibm.net OR laniear@netcom.com || || || ||----------------------------------------------------------||