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<blockquote data-quote="Aquarius" data-source="post: 65985" data-attributes="member: 10507">working again@igalanI could solve my problems with hibernation and 'black screen after resume'.It was mostly a self caused problem with obviously no relation to MP. I enabled the IEE1394 adapter ( firewire ) on the board, but did not install the correct drivers. XP complained about a 'missing or invalid driver', but I could not find the correct one. Installed the complete nvidida chipset driver set again, but the firewire driver was not among them. That additional driver installation spoiled my complete XP, resulting in much more weird behaviour of MP.So I restored a previous disc image, installed MP R0.2 and the stable patch&nbsp; and everything is ok (so far).So the consequence for me and perhaps everybody facing such problem: Take a look to your controlpanel-&gt;system-&gt; hardware and watch for an exclamation mark. As long as you see one there, you run into trouble with hibernation. HTH /Gerd</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aquarius, post: 65985, member: 10507"] [b]working again[/b] [b]@igalan[/b] I could solve my problems with hibernation and 'black screen after resume'. It was mostly a self caused problem with obviously no relation to MP. I enabled the IEE1394 adapter ( firewire ) on the board, but did not install the correct drivers. XP complained about a 'missing or invalid driver', but I could not find the correct one. Installed the complete nvidida chipset driver set again, but the firewire driver was not among them. That additional driver installation spoiled my complete XP, resulting in much more weird behaviour of MP. So I restored a previous disc image, installed MP R0.2 and the stable patch and everything is ok (so far). So the consequence for me and perhaps everybody facing such problem: Take a look to your controlpanel->system-> hardware and watch for an exclamation mark. As long as you see one there, you run into trouble with hibernation. HTH /Gerd [/QUOTE]

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