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> I also have an IBM TP R40.

i just got my T40p

> I started the computer and let WinXP startup, convert it's partition
> to NTFS and install itself.

yup

> Then I resized the partition with Partition Magic.

so. what if i want a hibernate partition?  any tricks?  i had to leave
room for it on my dell.

randy