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On Mon, 04 Aug 97 23:54:23 +0300, Dominique Pivard wrote: >On Sun, 03 Aug 1997 at 09:54 PM you, "Paul Khoury" ><pkhoury@earthlink.net>, said: > >>I also had a struggle on this machine trying to get my hibernation file >>to be created in HPFS, although I heard IBM fixed this in the bios. >>Maybe they only fixed it where it recognizes it. I think that the BIOS >>only likes to recognize 16 bit FAT. I now have a 40MB partition (drive >>D:), with some small things and a 13MB hibernation file. > >I'm not sure whether this is relevant for the 560 but someone recently >mentioned a web page that contained lots of useful information related to >the TP701 & Warp, including a REXX script that created a proper >hibernation file on an HPFS partition. > >I tried it on the only partition (HPFS) of my TP701 and sure enough it did >create the file and I was able to use hibernation thereafter. > >The URL was off www.secant.com/sipples/ > >Maybe the magic the REXX script does in HPFS can be adapted for NT's >native file system (to address the original poster's problem). > >Dominique >-- >----------------------------------------------------------- >Dominique Pivard <domi@kenavo.fi> >Helsinki, Finland >----------------------------------------------------------- > > I hear there are some similarities, but I wouldn't really know, as I either have FAT 12/16, HPFS, Minix, or EXT2. I know that NTFS has some nice features, though, and it can be accessed from DOS by a small program called NTFSDOS. Paul Regards, Paul Khoury pkhoury@earthlink.net