Doug Jantzer doug@redacted.invalid wrote:
I just rebooted and now it sleeps in about 3 seconds... with the following apps running: Finder, World Clock Deluxe, Net Monitor, Default Folder X, iCal, Mail, Skype, Bean and MTNW.
So I'll be testing it in the next hours to see what happens.
What happens if you close the lid?
In article AmMxm.46375$Db2.45425@redacted.invalid, me@redacted.invalid (Király) wrote:
Doug Jantzer doug@redacted.invalid wrote:
I just rebooted and now it sleeps in about 3 seconds... with the following apps running: Finder, World Clock Deluxe, Net Monitor, Default Folder X, iCal, Mail, Skype, Bean and MTNW.
So I'll be testing it in the next hours to see what happens.
What happens if you close the lid?
It takes 35 seconds before the light starts pulsing.
On Sat, 3 Oct 2009 15:22:16 -0500, Doug Jantzer wrote (in article doug-BDEFD8.13221603102009@redacted.invalid):
In article AmMxm.46375$Db2.45425@redacted.invalid, me@redacted.invalid (Király) wrote:
Doug Jantzer doug@redacted.invalid wrote:
I just rebooted and now it sleeps in about 3 seconds... with the following apps running: Finder, World Clock Deluxe, Net Monitor, Default Folder X, iCal, Mail, Skype, Bean and MTNW.
So I'll be testing it in the next hours to see what happens.
What happens if you close the lid?
It takes 35 seconds before the light starts pulsing.
With a bunch of apps running it took about six seconds after closing the lid on my MacBook Pro for the pulsing of the light to start.
In article AmMxm.46375$Db2.45425@redacted.invalid, me@redacted.invalid (Király) wrote:
Doug Jantzer doug@redacted.invalid wrote:
I just rebooted and now it sleeps in about 3 seconds... with the following apps running: Finder, World Clock Deluxe, Net Monitor, Default Folder X, iCal, Mail, Skype, Bean and MTNW.
So I'll be testing it in the next hours to see what happens.
What happens if you close the lid?
More important....does it wake up okay?
In article arkay-287F51.16441103102009@redacted.invalid, aRKay arkay@redacted.invalid wrote:
In article AmMxm.46375$Db2.45425@redacted.invalid, me@redacted.invalid (Király) wrote:
Doug Jantzer doug@redacted.invalid wrote:
I just rebooted and now it sleeps in about 3 seconds... with the following apps running: Finder, World Clock Deluxe, Net Monitor, Default Folder X, iCal, Mail, Skype, Bean and MTNW.
So I'll be testing it in the next hours to see what happens.
What happens if you close the lid?
More important....does it wake up okay?
It wakes up fine.
In article 0001HW.C6ED200E0001B3E2B01029BF@redacted.invalid, TaliesinSoft taliesinsoft@redacted.invalid wrote:
On Sat, 3 Oct 2009 15:22:16 -0500, Doug Jantzer wrote (in article doug-BDEFD8.13221603102009@redacted.invalid):
In article AmMxm.46375$Db2.45425@redacted.invalid, me@redacted.invalid (Király) wrote:
Doug Jantzer doug@redacted.invalid wrote:
I just rebooted and now it sleeps in about 3 seconds... with the following apps running: Finder, World Clock Deluxe, Net Monitor, Default Folder X, iCal, Mail, Skype, Bean and MTNW.
So I'll be testing it in the next hours to see what happens.
What happens if you close the lid?
It takes 35 seconds before the light starts pulsing.
With a bunch of apps running it took about six seconds after closing the lid on my MacBook Pro for the pulsing of the light to start.
So, how do you suggest I proceed to figure this out?
In article doug-BDEFD8.13221603102009@redacted.invalid, Doug Jantzer doug@redacted.invalid wrote:
It takes 35 seconds before the light starts pulsing.
sounds like safe sleep.
In article 031020091952188983%nospam@redacted.invalid, nospam nospam@redacted.invalid wrote:
In article doug-BDEFD8.13221603102009@redacted.invalid, Doug Jantzer doug@redacted.invalid wrote:
It takes 35 seconds before the light starts pulsing.
sounds like safe sleep.
What is that, and can I change it?
Doug Jantzer doug@redacted.invalid wrote:
sounds like safe sleep.
What is that, and can I change it?
Your question is answered by the second post by nospam, in the parallel thread on this very topic going on at c.s.m.apps right now:
http://preview.tinyurl.com/yd3bb54
On Sat, 3 Oct 2009 18:38:11 -0500, Doug Jantzer wrote (in article doug-AD4AE0.16381103102009@redacted.invalid):
[responding to my having posted in regards to "safe sleep"]
With a bunch of apps running it took about six seconds after closing the lid on my MacBook Pro for the pulsing of the light to start.
So, how do you suggest I proceed to figure this out?
Unfortunately I haven't the foggiest. Sorry! :-(
In article KoSxm.46436$Db2.17976@redacted.invalid, Király me@redacted.invalid wrote:
sounds like safe sleep.
What is that, and can I change it?
Your question is answered by the second post by nospam, in the parallel thread on this very topic going on at c.s.m.apps right now:
http://preview.tinyurl.com/yd3bb54
thanks for the link. here's what i said there:
safe sleep writes the contents of memory to a disk file just in case the battery goes completely dead and it takes a while to write out a couple of gigs. it's easy to turn off.
http://lowendmac.com/tech/safe-sleep.html http://www.jinx.de/SmartSleep.html http://deepsleep.free.fr/
In article 031020092109015132%nospam@redacted.invalid, nospam nospam@redacted.invalid wrote:
sounds like safe sleep.
What is that, and can I change it?
Your question is answered by the second post by nospam, in the parallel thread on this very topic going on at c.s.m.apps right now:
http://preview.tinyurl.com/yd3bb54
thanks for the link. here's what i said there:
safe sleep writes the contents of memory to a disk file just in case the battery goes completely dead and it takes a while to write out a couple of gigs. it's easy to turn off.
http://lowendmac.com/tech/safe-sleep.html http://www.jinx.de/SmartSleep.html http://deepsleep.free.fr/
OK... SmartSleep set to Sleep Only. That's what Super Sleeper does. But it still takes 30-35 seconds to sleep. Apparently something is interfering with the process.
Now what?
I just rebooted (again) and now it MBP screen sleeps in about 3-4 seconds. It takes another two seconds for the second monitor to shut off.
My startup set of apps includes: Finder, World Clock Deluxe, Net Monitor, Default Folder X, Picture Switcher, iCal, Mail, and Skype.
By tomorrow sometime, it will take 35 seconds.
In article doug-D44BCA.22160903102009@redacted.invalid, Doug Jantzer doug@redacted.invalid wrote:
In article 031020092109015132%nospam@redacted.invalid, nospam nospam@redacted.invalid wrote:
sounds like safe sleep.
What is that, and can I change it?
Your question is answered by the second post by nospam, in the parallel thread on this very topic going on at c.s.m.apps right now:
http://preview.tinyurl.com/yd3bb54
thanks for the link. here's what i said there:
safe sleep writes the contents of memory to a disk file just in case the battery goes completely dead and it takes a while to write out a couple of gigs. it's easy to turn off.
http://lowendmac.com/tech/safe-sleep.html http://www.jinx.de/SmartSleep.html http://deepsleep.free.fr/
OK... SmartSleep set to Sleep Only. That's what Super Sleeper does. But it still takes 30-35 seconds to sleep. Apparently something is interfering with the process.
Now what?
My guess would be that some network process is timing out, delaying the sleep.