hanleyh1
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Fri Nov 04, 2005 1:28 am Post subject:
winlogin/HORM issue |
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I am currently running HORM, use the Win Login component and have UICore
settings to include shutdown in the start menu. HORM seems to work fine if I
hibernate through xpepm -hibernate.
However, when I click on the start menu and select shutdown and then select
'hibernate', nothing happens other than the shutdown dialog disappears.
Actually, selecting "restart", " shutdown", and "standby" don't do anything
either, other than causing all my windows to disappear and requiring a reset.
It appears the only way to hibernate is through xpepm -hibernate. Should I
be able to hibernate (or anything else successfully) through the shutdown
dialog? |
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John Coyne (eMVP)
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Fri Nov 04, 2005 1:28 am Post subject:
Re: winlogin/HORM issue |
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That's an interesting question... never tried it from the windows
interface... I would potentially say "no" as the commant to initiate the
Hibernate with HORM is different from the standard hibernate command, isn't
it? , of course I have been known to be wrong sometimes :-)
thought also - this woudl definately allow you to use a custom shell, and
just have a command button that initiates the hibernate, right? (just
thinking out loud from your other post- I read them out of order)
Enjoy!
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John Coyne
eMVP
Windows Embedded Black Belt
Arrow Electronics, OCS division
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| Quote: | I am currently running HORM, use the Win Login component and have UICore
settings to include shutdown in the start menu. HORM seems to work fine
if I
hibernate through xpepm -hibernate.
However, when I click on the start menu and select shutdown and then
select
'hibernate', nothing happens other than the shutdown dialog disappears.
Actually, selecting "restart", " shutdown", and "standby" don't do
anything
either, other than causing all my windows to disappear and requiring a
reset.
It appears the only way to hibernate is through xpepm -hibernate. Should
I
be able to hibernate (or anything else successfully) through the shutdown
dialog? |
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