From: Steven Augart (swa_at_ISI.EDU)
Date: Mon Apr 26 1999 - 14:50:01 EDT
I certainly haven't been able to swap 600 batteries while suspended.
When Randall Whittle wrote:
But I still think its a silly thing to worry about having the
2nd battery "on line" at all times. I can do a 2nd battery
with my original 600 too. It just takes me about 20 seconds to
suspend and hotswap it. Big deal.
I had interpreted this to mean that he was actually hibernating the
machine. Randy, is that what you meant? I was wondering that
too... I sure can't hibernate and un-hibernate my TP 600 in just 20
seconds.
--Steve Augart
I Lee Hetherington writes:
> Date: Mon, 26 Apr 1999 09:23:31 -0400
> Subject: 600 battery swap (was TP570 Announcement)
>
> Can you really swap batteries in a 600 while suspended? Every time
> I have tried, the system goes completely off when I remove the battery.
> This is with a 2645-45U (300MHz Pentium II). I can't seem to swap
> batteries without shutting down (or hibernate, but I don't use
> hibernation) or using AC power.
>
> --Lee Hetherington
>
-- Steven Augart <swa_at_ISI.EDU> Member of the Research Staff, Information Sciences Institute University of Southern California 4676 Admiralty Wy, Ste. 1001; Marina del Rey, California 90292; U.S.A +1 (310) 822-1511 x 749
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