[Ti] Help with Panther: crash on sleep/inactivity

[John Griffin]

John Griffin typed this message on 11/25/03 6:03 PM:

> If after going through all this you still have problems, do a safe boot
> (reboot and hold down the shift key). Put it to sleep again and see if the
> problem is still there.
> 
> If it is, there might be something loading in at startup that is causing the
> problem - check your startup items (System Preferences/accounts/startup
> items). Again, eliminate items that Apple didn't place there one at a time
> and reboot. (Or you could open the Activity Monitor in the Utilities folder
> and force things to quit (if you know what you are doing) and see if the
> behavior continues.

Ooops! TYPO!

I mean:

If after going through all this you still have problems, do a safe boot
(reboot and hold down the shift key). Put it to sleep again and see if the
problem is still there.

If it _isn't_, there might be something loading in at startup that is
causing the problem - check your startup items (System
Preferences/accounts/startup items). Again, eliminate items that Apple
didn't place there one at a time and reboot. (Or you could open the Activity
Monitor in the Utilities folder and force things to quit (if you know what
you are doing) and see if the behavior continues.

jg