Date: Sun, 1 Jan 2006 20:30:23 -0000 From: "Chris Searle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: L100CT/Win2K - shutdown hangs with swapfile on pcmcia disk
I've been playing around with putting my Win2K swapfile on a PCMCIA disk (actually a fast CF card in an adaptor) - seems to speed things up a little, and saves the IDE disk from much thrashing. (Yes, yes, I know - limited NAND flash write cycles, blah, blah :-) However when I try to shutdown my Libby, it gets as far as displaying the "Windows is shutting down..." dialogue and then hangs - including the pointer. Same thing happens trying to hibernate (Win2K hibernate, not Libby's). I'm guessing that Win2K is trying to access the swapfile after the PCMCIA driver has been killed - does anybody know any better, or have a way around this? Chris.
