??????

You asked this same thing yesterday and Konstantin gave you answer. Can you explain what do you need in addition to yesterdays
question?

Regards,
Slobodan


"George" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> I want use the hibernate function in my iamge, and in the Windows XP the
> bibernate function is enabled in the powermanagement in system control
> panel, so add which component can i use the powermanagement in the system
> control panel? Or have other method to enable the hibernate function?
>
>

George,

You are likely referring to "Power Meter Control Panel" component.

However, you do not necessarily need the CPL. You can just use "xpepm -hibernate" to hibernate your image (assuming your target
hardware supports the feature).
To support hibernation (as I mentioned to you in the previous post):
- include "Disk Dump Drivers" component (Visibility=200) and
- enable hibernation in your HAL (PC) image component.

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Regards,
KM, BSquare Corp.


> I want use the hibernate function in my iamge, and in the Windows XP the
> bibernate function is enabled in the powermanagement in system control
> panel, so add which component can i use the powermanagement in the system
> control panel? Or have other method to enable the hibernate function?
>
>

I want use the hibernate function in my iamge, and in the Windows XP the
bibernate function is enabled in the powermanagement in system control
panel, so add which component can i use the powermanagement in the system
control panel? Or have other method to enable the hibernate function?

Thanks, i have fixed it.
I add "power managemeng application" component first, but it doesn't work.
And i don't know hibernate needs correct display driver and sound driver
yesterday




"KM" <konstmor@nospam_yahoo.com> дÈëÓʼþ
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> George,
>
> You are likely referring to "Power Meter Control Panel" component.
>
> However, you do not necessarily need the CPL. You can just use
"xpepm -hibernate" to hibernate your image (assuming your target
> hardware supports the feature).
> To support hibernation (as I mentioned to you in the previous post):
> - include "Disk Dump Drivers" component (Visibility=200) and
> - enable hibernation in your HAL (PC) image component.
>
> --
> Regards,
> KM, BSquare Corp.
>
>
> > I want use the hibernate function in my iamge, and in the Windows XP the
> > bibernate function is enabled in the powermanagement in system control
> > panel, so add which component can i use the powermanagement in the
system
> > control panel? Or have other method to enable the hibernate function?
> >
> >
>
>