Isn't it true though that you shouldn't carry a powerbook with a CD or DVD in the drive? David On Apr 10, 2004, at 8:09 PM, Kynan Shook wrote: > No, that's not normal in most cases. Sounds to me like your computer > is probably looking for a NetBoot server. Go into System Preferences > -> Startup Disk and choose your OS X volume. It shouldn't sit at > either of those icons any more, and boot much faster. > As for the modem problem, are you using different modem scripts for > each one? Check the Modem pane of the Internal Modem section of the > Network preferences. Also, try deleting the problematic setup, and > create a new one. > And yes, you can walk with the PowerBook in sleep. The only thing > that is still on is the RAM, which has no moving parts. You should > take care to ensure that it is actually asleep, especially if you put > it in a bag. It is possible to bump the latch button while in a bag > and open the computer up enough to wake it. The computer can then > overheat fairly easily. But this isn't something that happens > particularly often; just make sure the sleep light is on before > putting the computer in an enclosed area.