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Re: getting a mutant 560 to hibernate



Hi,

I struggled mightily to create a hibernate file on my TP701 under OSR2 with
FAT32 once. I finally had to set a small FAT16 partition as active with
FDISK. That worked fine. So, have you tried that with your FAT partition?
I'm not sure this approach would work as I don't know if your TP would
still see the file once you set the boot partition back to NT...

g'luck,
  Dale



At 05:46 PM 8/1/97 -0400, David N. Blank-Edelman wrote:
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>Howdy-
>  As you can probably guess, IBM's support does not want to touch this
>  one (though to their credit, they did talk with me more than I
>  expected and sent a question up to level 2 that I am waiting to hear
>  back on).
>
>  Here's the partition configuration of my TP560's 2GB drive:
>
>    1 -  1.2G Window's NT NTFS partition
>    2 -  800MB Extended partition w/a single logical partition holding
>         a large Linux ext2 filesystem
>    3 - 55 MB FAT partition (almost empty)
>
>  (created w/PartitionMagic and glued together nicely via System Commander)
>
>  My goal is to get this puppy to hibernate to a file on the FAT
>  partition. I've tried unsuccessfully to create the hibernation file
>  two different ways:
>
>     1) ThinkPad Features for NT, running under NT4.0:
>         In this case, it sees the FAT partition as drive D: (as it
>         should). Appears to be making the file just fine.  Gets to
>         the end and offers this incredibly helpful message "File
>         operation could not be completed".
>
>     2) Booted with a floppy to DOS, tried to use PS2 program
>         Failed almost immediately with a complaint about not being
>         able to create the file on the external (bzzt!) or compressed
>         (bzzzt! no compression in use) drive.
>
>
>Does anyone have any other ideas?  Thanks a bunch in advance.
>
>   Respectfully,
>     David N. Blank-Edelman
>       Director of Technology
>       College of Computer Science
>       Northeastern University 
>
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Dale Chao
Concord, California
Primary Email: geige@usa.net
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