Last I heard (end of December) you still couldn't put a Mac to sleep if you had several (all?) of the cards in a PowerMac, and Adaptec did not have any info as to when an updated driver with a fix would be out.
Did that sleep-issue bug ever get fixed for Adaptec SCSI cards and OSX?
In article 1f6f1xo.z7sjkym7dnq0N%Dawn@redacted.invalid, Dawn@redacted.invalid (Dawn Yancy) wrote:
@redacted.invalid I heard (end of December) you still couldn't put a Mac to sleep if @redacted.invalid had several (all?) of the cards in a PowerMac, and Adaptec did not @redacted.invalid any info as to when an updated driver with a fix would be out. @redacted.invalid @redacted.invalid that sleep-issue bug ever get fixed for Adaptec SCSI cards and OSX?
No, it didn't. Some Darwin Developers are currently looking into it. http://www.lists.apple.com/archives/darwin-development/ It just got redirected to the driver development list, so look around for that archive too.
In article 1f6f1xo.z7sjkym7dnq0N%Dawn@redacted.invalid, Dawn@redacted.invalid (Dawn Yancy) wrote:
Last I heard (end of December) you still couldn't put a Mac to sleep if you had several (all?) of the cards in a PowerMac, and Adaptec did not have any info as to when an updated driver with a fix would be out.
Did that sleep-issue bug ever get fixed for Adaptec SCSI cards and OSX?
It must affect only certain system/card combinations...it has never come up on my B&W G3/400 with an adaptec SCSI card.
Steve Hix sehix@redacted.invalid wrote:
It must affect only certain system/card combinations...it has never come up on my B&W G3/400 with an adaptec SCSI card.
That machine was not capable of deep sleep (PCI bus powered down), as I recall.