[X4U] does my PowerBook have a sleep disorder?

[Matt Gregory]

Actually, it's happened to me again a couple of times since my original 
post. Just to update, I am reasonably confident that the computer must have 
been put to sleep with minimal battery left and at the time I wanted it to 
wake up it had drained below the point-of-no-wakeup. The last time it 
happened I noticed that I had left the important end of the power cord 
dangling. So as I was going through the motions of trying to get the PB to 
wake up I noticed that the light around the plug input was off and after 
plugging the other end into the wall the PB woke up within a few seconds 
without further intervention. So I think I may have mis-diagnosed my own 
A.D.D. as my PB's sleep disorder.

matt.

On 7/19/05, revDAVE <coolcat at hostalive.com> wrote:
> 
> On 6/20/05 1:08 PM, "Matt Gregory" <vdub.grego at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> > When I use the PowerBook (15" SuperDrive) I, per the manual, usually 
> just
> > close the lid between uses unless I'm going to transport it somewhere. 
> Well,
> > twice now it's not woken back up after being closed.
> 
> Funny... This also happened 2x to me with a brand new Centrino 
> computer....
> Maybe it's some kind of network sharing issue (I was on a network at the
> time)?
> 
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> Thanks - RevDave
> CoolCat at hostalive.com
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