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On Thu, 19 Jun 1997 21:41:56 -0700, Peter Lewis wrote: > >In root directory c: of my TP701c is a file named Tp 701.hb that's nearly >26mb. It says it's the hibernation file. > >Is it necessary to keep this file if I never use the hibernate mode? Will >it reconstruct itself if I kill it? > >Thanks. >-- >Peter Lewis >pele@wolfenet.com > > Yeah, if you don't need it, then you can trash it. Assuming you use DOS/W95 or OS/2, you do the following to delete it: C:\>attrib tp?701.hib -r -a -s -h C:\>del tp?701.hib C:\>dir *.hib File not found That's usually how it's done. Hope that helps. And for the curious, inside the file is the name of the 701 development team members, and some other information about the machine. This is found in about the first 50K. Of course, you would rename the file to view it like: C:\>rename tp?701.hib tp701.hib Paul Regards, Paul Khoury pkhoury@earthlink.net