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I have no problems with suspend or Hibernate with Win 95 OSR-2 (or OSR-1 for that matter). My only problem is with Win-98 (Memphis) where neither works. I can cycle the battery OK though. I believe OSR-2 and Memphis are Fat 32, and I have one drive with OSR-2 which works perfectly, and one with Memphis which does not work. ---------- > From: David Ross <ross@pierce.math.hawaii.edu> > To: pkhoury@loop.com > Cc: ross@pierce.math.hawaii.edu; Stuart.Biggar@opt-sci.Arizona.EDU; thinkpad@cs.utk.edu > Subject: Re: Hibernation - was > Date: Monday, October 13, 1997 10:32 PM > > > Maybe it has to do with the processor threads and individual applications. > > Almost surely. > > > Also, is there actually a choice to hibernate on the start pull-up bar? Also, > > what version of FAT do you have (16 or 32)? > > There's a 'suspend' there, and this can be configured to suspend to disk, > which is almost a hibernate (on some machines, like Winbooks, this is a genuine > hibernate). > > FAT16, though I don't think this really matters (except that IBM does not > officially support FAT32 so can't be held responsible for problems connected > with it). > > - David >