Always resume from the same Hibernate File

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Hi all
How can windows be tricked into always using the same hibernate file and always booting off that file reguardless of how windows was shut down? we're interested in making one hibernate file of our system immediatly after configuration and booting off that file for the remaining life of the product. This would seem to be the best solution to attain a ~20 second boot time to everything being ready. has anyone done this? We cant use EWF because we need to keep track of changes on the disk.

 

[Slobodan Brcin \(eMVP\)]

Anon,

Read conversation between me and Konstantin, we had discussed this in this
NG for few days now.

I have attached application that does hibernation that you need.

But you must use RAM EWF and understands the process.

Regards,
Slobodan

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Hi all,
How can windows be tricked into always using the same hibernate file and

always booting off that file reguardless of how windows was shut down? we're
interested in making one hibernate file of our system immediatly after
configuration and booting off that file for the remaining life of the
product. This would seem to be the best solution to attain a ~20 second boot
time to everything being ready. has anyone done this? We cant use EWF
because we need to keep track of changes on the disk.

 

[Slobodan Brcin \(eMVP\)]

BTW:

I forgot to tell. I was able to attain resume speed of less than 2 sec from
POST.

Device:
875 Chipset.
2x256 MB of DDR 400/2.5 RAM.
P4-2400 @800 MHz HTT
ATI Radeon 9500
Minlogon image with Command prompt.
HDD WD 120 GB 7200 nothing special.

With NVIDIA GeForce video cards same hardware needed 7-8 seconds.

So driver initialization can take significant time in resume process.

Regards,
Slobodan

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