[P1] Bumped Mouse and PB 10.3 froze...

Brian Olesky brian4 at sbcglobal.net
Thu Feb 12 06:40:56 PST 2004


When I first got my iBook two years ago, I always connected and disconnected
USB and other devices while the Book slept. And several times weird things
happened. Then there was a thread on this list that concluded that you were
supposed to hot-swap only when the machine was awake, so that it could make
the necessary adjustments on the fly. I started hot swapping only when awake
(me and the machine) and haven't had a problem since. In fact, I vastly
prefer it this way because most times you want to hot swap you're actually
using the computer. I thought it was more of a pain to put the book to sleep
in order to swap devices.

Brian

On 2/12/04 6:14 AM, "Glenn R. Fong" <fongg at t-bird.edu> wrote:

> I get kernel panics if I hot swap
> video connections while in Panther sleep.  I stuck with 0S 9 until only 6
> months ago, and had no such problems.



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