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Tom Del Rosso
Can the partition used for hibernate files be changed in 2k?
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Tom, I asked this question many moons ago and was told the answer is
*NO*. It appears W2k and XP (only 32bit OS's I'm familiar with) allow
hibernate file only in the root of the drive they are installed on (too
bad eh?). I looked on the web and found nothing to contradict what I
was told.
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*NO*. It appears W2k and XP (only 32bit OS's I'm familiar with) allow
hibernate file only in the root of the drive they are installed on (too
bad eh?). I looked on the web and found nothing to contradict what I
was told.
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Tom Del Rosso
none said:Tom, I asked this question many moons ago and was told the answer is
*NO*. It appears W2k and XP (only 32bit OS's I'm familiar with) allow
hibernate file only in the root of the drive they are installed on
(too bad eh?). I looked on the web and found nothing to contradict
what I was told.
Thanks. I added some RAM, so now I have to do a little partition resizing.
Not so bad though.
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I relate, just did the same thing here on a notebook PC.
All the best!
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All the best!
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Tom Del Rosso
none said:I relate, just did the same thing here on a notebook PC.
All the best!
I booted the Gparted live-cd and it was all done in a couple of minutes.