"Greg Pasquariello" wrote in message
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"Robert Morein" wrote in message
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You do understand that this doesn't invalidate the general truth of
the
previous statement, right?


You do understand it's not generally true, don't you? -- that it depends
on
the specific driver interface? You do understand this, don't you?

Yup. And I'm willing to put money on the fact that there are
substantially more drivers that will not behave as you seem to hope during
hibernation. Assuming that's the case, then it DOES make the statement
generally true.

You understand this, don't you?

The statement is not "generally true." It is different for every driver.

You understand this, don't you?

"Robert Morein" wrote in message
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The statement is not "generally true." It is different for every driver.

You understand this, don't you?

Are you a moron?

If drivers generally do not behave well during hiberanation, then the
statement "when a machine hibernates, it pretty well breaks all
connections with outside I/O devices" IS generally true.

But whatever. You're the one with the issue, not me, so knock yourself
out arguing false semantics.

"Greg Pasquariello" wrote in message
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"Robert Morein" wrote in message
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The statement is not "generally true." It is different for every driver.

You understand this, don't you?

Are you a moron?

If drivers generally do not behave well during hiberanation, then the
statement "when a machine hibernates, it pretty well breaks all
connections with outside I/O devices" IS generally true.

But whatever. You're the one with the issue, not me, so knock yourself
out arguing false semantics.

But drivers do not "generally" do this, or that. Knock yourself out. I
posted with a specific question. If you don't have a contribution, you can
either try to detour it to symantics, or remain silent.