- September 14, 2006
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MediaPortal Version: 0.2.2.0
MediaPortal Skin: BlueWide
Windows Version: WinXP PRO SP2
CPU Type: AMD64 3500+
HDD: Samsung 300gb
Memory: 512 mb
Motherboard: MSI K9GM2-FID
Motherboard Chipset: nForce 4
Video Card: Geforce 6150
Video Card Driver: 91.47
Sound Card: Realtek HD Audio
Sound Card AC3: Realtek HD Audio
1. TV Card: Hauppauge 1300
1. TV Card Type: Hybrid
HTPC Case: Silverstone LC16M
Remote: iMON PAD
TV: HDTV 27" / Projector
TV - HTPC Connection: DVI-D
Ok first off I'm doing this on a totally fresh install of WinXP and MP. And BIOS is set to correct suspend mode.
Problem is that I am able to suspend/hibernate my computer once and then resume. But when trying to do it a second time always (95% of the time) results in a total crash and thus having to press the powerbutton on my chassi for a power off. Does anyone have a slightest idea what this is?
Could it be due to my memory only being 512mb? I guess not because hibernate (to HD) also crashes. With powerscheduler it also crashes. Does this use the windows method or a self written code to perform this action?
I'm totally clueless and I really want this to work. Any logs I can post?

MediaPortal Skin: BlueWide
Windows Version: WinXP PRO SP2
CPU Type: AMD64 3500+
HDD: Samsung 300gb
Memory: 512 mb
Motherboard: MSI K9GM2-FID
Motherboard Chipset: nForce 4
Video Card: Geforce 6150
Video Card Driver: 91.47
Sound Card: Realtek HD Audio
Sound Card AC3: Realtek HD Audio
1. TV Card: Hauppauge 1300
1. TV Card Type: Hybrid
HTPC Case: Silverstone LC16M
Remote: iMON PAD
TV: HDTV 27" / Projector
TV - HTPC Connection: DVI-D
Ok first off I'm doing this on a totally fresh install of WinXP and MP. And BIOS is set to correct suspend mode.
Problem is that I am able to suspend/hibernate my computer once and then resume. But when trying to do it a second time always (95% of the time) results in a total crash and thus having to press the powerbutton on my chassi for a power off. Does anyone have a slightest idea what this is?
Could it be due to my memory only being 512mb? I guess not because hibernate (to HD) also crashes. With powerscheduler it also crashes. Does this use the windows method or a self written code to perform this action?
I'm totally clueless and I really want this to work. Any logs I can post?