Re: Hybernate for Sony Vaio PCG-F680K
No, I was not referring to laptops that do this at the BIOS level (I am aware
that there are machines that do this). Also, I was under the impression that
these machines hibernate in response to the 'suspend' command. Am I mistaken?
My point was that W2K does this no matter what it is running on. I would love
this for my Toshiba, which holds the system state in some sort of volatile
memory powered by a capacitor--which doesn't seem to work predictably.
Dhruva
On Thu, Jul 05, 2001 at 05:13:19PM +0300, Dmitry Astapov wrote:
>
> s> It is my understanding that hibernation functionality is specific to
> s> Windoze 2000 (i.e., it is provided at the OS level).
> You have to add : "for this specific notebook", maybe?
>
> Because friend of mine have quite old dell powerbook (dont remember exact
> model), which handle hybernate on BIOS level(?) and hybernates no matter
> what OS is running right now
>
>
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> Dmitry Astapov //ADEpt (mail-to: adept@umc.com.ua)
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