Save To Disk (Hibernate) - EUROCOM LP200ST User Manual

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To create a Save to Disk (Hibernate) file for Windows 98 Second Edition, do the following,
1. Start the system at the DOS prompt with CD-ROM sup-
port.
2. Switch to D:\Drivers\BIOS\STD.
Note:
disk and run it from Drive A.
3. Type 0vmakfil.exe -f#* and then press Enter.(* #: the size
of the memory your system comes with.)
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Ex. Type 0vmakfil.exe -f64 and then press Enter. (Your
system comes with 64MB of memory.)
4. When the following message appears, it indicates the file
is successfuly created.
Data File Verified - Suspend-To-Disk is Enabled.
5. Restart Windows .
Note:
in the root directory of your Drive C.
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You can also copy the 0vmakfil.exe file to a floppy
By default, a hidden file, 0vsus.dat, will be created
)
Checking the memory size
You can get memory-related in-
formation using SCU. To know the
total amount of the memory your
system comes with, add the
amount of video memory to that
of system memory (the number
shown in the Total RAM field in the
Memory box, 1MB = 1024KB).
Note for Memory Upgrade
Before you increase your memory,
check to see if your Suspend-to-
Disk (Hibernate) file is large
enough (check the size of your
0vsus.dat file). To change the size
of the file, you need to rerun the
installation procedure. Windows
doesn't allow you to enable the
Hibernate support if the file is not
big enough.