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Re: hibernation



From: Alexander Clouter <alexander.clouter@ic.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: hibernation
Date: Mon, 8 May 2000 12:46:02 +0100 (BST)
Message-ID: <[🔎] Pine.LNX.4.21.0005081245380.398-100000@digriz.bayesian.co.uk>

> On Mon, 8 May 2000 sen_ml@eccosys.com wrote:
> >
> > i had the nasty experience of having phdisk place a 132 mb hole in a 5
> > gig partition last week -- i was not pleased.  i wish there was a way
> > to specify where to create the hibernation partition...it looks like
> > phdisk will go ahead and try to create a partition at the end of the
> > disk if it cannot find any space on the hard disk...what intelligent
> > behavior :-)
> > 
> By far the best thing to do is *aqquire* :) a copy of partition magic,
> free up your memory plus about 4Mb worth at the end of your harddisk and
> then run phdisk.  This worked for me first time with no problems. 

thanks for the comments.

if only i could get myself to pay for software that doesn't come w/
source...

i've already stepped over into the dark side by purchasing
vmware...can't wait for plex86 ;-)

the thing is, the version of phdisk i had didn't place the partition
at the end of the disk (well, it would have been at the end of an 8
gig disk, but my machine now has 12 gigs).  i wish i knew how to make
phdisk specify a location of where to create the hibernation partition.

perhaps someone on this list knows?

as a side note, gnu parted didn't work very well for my hard disk
either -- something about not supporting partitions that didn't begin
on cylinder boundries...


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