From: jbrush_at_www.aros.net
Date: Wed Dec 06 2000 - 12:06:47 EST
> The trash is only an option for exasperated
thinkpadders.. :-)
Up till now, I am qualified <g>
> pull the upgrade memory..
> run the easy setup tests..
> to turn off the machine, use the reset button on the
back, in a small hole,
> next to the dock socket..
Okay, I found the reset button which saves a ton of
aggravation, so now the trash is no longer an option ;)
The easy setup tests are the ones that come up when I
turn it on with F1 held down?
By upgrade memory, do you mean all of the RAM in the
memory sockets? I am not sure exactly what you mean.
Any technical explanation of where the thinkpad finds
the 'flag' that tells it there is a hybernate file? Is
it within the thinkpad memory, or is it on the drive? I
hate using a computer when I don't know what is going on
and laptops certainly are interesting little guys.....
Thanks for the help. At least now I am anxious to get
home and try it out, rather than be frustrated all day
:)
Best Regards,
John
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