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Re: Hibernation - was
On Wed, 15 Oct 1997 06:41:26 -0700, Neil Ripston wrote:
>Paul Khoury wrote:
>
>>So you don't have any FAT16 partitions? Also, it doesn't supprise me that
>>suspend/hibernation doesn't work under Memphis; I'm sure it was that way
>>when OS/2 2.1 and DOS 6.x's APM support just came out.
>>
>>One question also, how is battery life under Memphis? I heard that Windows
>>95 and its predecessors don't completely shut down the processor like
>Linux,
>>OS/2 (and I think NT), so does that take a big toll on battery life?
>>
>>And what have the IBM tech support people said, if it's even worth calling
>them?
>>One thing I wonder about is if they're told to give "dumb answers", so as
>not to confuse
>>us or not to give us "secret" information. IBM seems to be like that
>sometimes.
>>
>>Paul
>
>No Fat 16 partitions, I run the notebook full power on the battery, with
>normally no power saving features used (Except Hibernate and Suspend which
>don't work). I've noticed no difference in how long the battery lasts.
>Last but not least, I did Email Lyle Caldwell who works for IBM Easy Serv
>and while he gave me very valid suggestions, none of them solved the
>problem. The Memphis web site does not work because it needs a password
>that I don't have. I'm just plain out of luck.
>
Must be password protected for beta testing.
>I'm waiting for some brilliant soul in this group to solve the problem, and
>let us all know what was wrong.
>
Too bad I couldn't help; I'm sure there are peopler here who are know
more than my limited knowledge of Windows. My normal specialy is OS/2
and hardware.
Well, I guess there is one alternative - I have a friend who works
at Microsoft. Even though he does not program or use Memphis (he
is the lead programer for Word), he might have a friend there who knows.
Should I just ask him if he knows how to get suspend/hibernation to work
on an IBM ThinkPad with Memphis?
Later,
Paul