Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2002 01:00:17 +0000
From: "Matthew Hanson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [LIB] Re: Hibernate under windows 98

>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > Interesting.  If you hold the ESC key down, does the system beep
> > continuously like mine did?  I was wondering if my problems had > 
>something to
> > do with the EZBios drive overlay I have for this 20GB HDD.
>
>Yes if I hold it down too long and if it hasn't booted into the bios. I
>have a 6 gig hard drive with no overlay.

That was my experience.  Haven't had the time to try your solution yet, but 
will do so.

> > How long can you expect it to last and with which battery and Lib > 
>model?

>Oh I would expect the extended battery to power the thing for most
>of the day with just sporatic use (quick on and off use occasionally)
>since the display and hard drive are shut down in standby. Probably
>starting it about 8 and shutting it down or connecting the AC to
>charge it about 2. I usually get a good 2-3 hours when I have to browse or 
>download something off the internet with it and don't let it >go into 
>standby.

2-3 hours of use a day with keeping in in Standby.  Sounds quite reasonable.

>That's running a modem (I wonder what kind of life it'll get with a
>wireless modem?) and listening to a radio station using the sound
>card and the built-in speaker with powersaving.

Clang!  You just said the magic words, "sound card"!  I've been struggling 
to get an old WavJammer soujnd card to record audio correctly on my L70.  
Have you attempted this with your card.  And FM reception on the card!  
Sounds lovely... what kind of card is it?

>Whoops. I made a mistake in the above. The ports work fine
>coming out of hibernate. Its just whatever pcmcia card I have in that
>doesn't work. However if I pull the card first before going into
>hibernate and reinsert after I don't have a problem.

Funny... the best deal for me using standby is that my combo dialup/NIC 
modem card works fine coming out of standby.  This is a huge plus, as I had 
to pop it out and re-insert it every time I powered down.  If I didn't, the 
system would freeze with it inserted, and I'd have to go into Safe Mode, 
then reboot W98, and reset my taskbar settings (which MS says there's no fix 
for).

I'm still hoping to pin down just what's causing that modem problem.  I've 
boiled it down to a conflict between its drivers, the Toshiba Power Saver 
driver for the L70, and the L70.  No problem on the L50.

Matt

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