Hi all
One of the things I've always loved about Mac laptops (that was always flakey on Windows) was the fact that you close them, they go to sleep, you open them they work. My old iBook, PowerBook and (until recently) MacBook Pro always worked fine in this fashion. It's a Core duo one, 5 months old.
Recently (maybe after the latest OS update?) I closed the Pro, the sleep light purred, display went off and I bagged the computer. When I opened my bag a few hours later the Mac was very hot, fans whirring. I've tried resetting the PRAM and doing the latest firmware update but with no luck. I can sleep the Mac properly from the menu but I can't always remember to do that, can I? I'm a close and go man.
Has anyone else had this problem?
Regards
Stephen
On 2006-11-16 09:18:17 +0000, "Stephen Benentt" s.bennett@redacted.invalid said:
Recently (maybe after the latest OS update?) I closed the Pro, the sleep light purred, display went off and I bagged the computer. When I opened my bag a few hours later the Mac was very hot, fans whirring....Has anyone else had this problem?
Yes, not often but a couple of times. Firmware 1.2 came out the other day and it explicitly mentions problems with sleeping/waking as being issues that are addressed. Might be worth applying it if you haven't done so already.
Cheers, Ian
"Ian McCall" ian@redacted.invalid wrote in message news:4s2pf6FtmvucU1@redacted.invalid
On 2006-11-16 09:18:17 +0000, "Stephen Benentt" s.bennett@redacted.invalid said:
Yes, not often but a couple of times. Firmware 1.2 came out the other day and it explicitly mentions problems with sleeping/waking as being issues that are addressed. Might be worth applying it if you haven't done so already.
I did that. No luck, though it seems to sleep about 5% of the time with the lid closed now.
:-(
Stephen
Stephen Benentt s.bennett@redacted.invalid wrote:
Recently (maybe after the latest OS update?) I closed the Pro, the sleep light purred, display went off and I bagged the computer. When I opened my bag a few hours later the Mac was very hot, fans whirring.
Flavio- this happened to you, didn't it?
Did you sort it out?
Stephen Benentt schreef:
"Ian McCall" ian@redacted.invalid wrote in message news:4s2pf6FtmvucU1@redacted.invalid
On 2006-11-16 09:18:17 +0000, "Stephen Benentt" s.bennett@redacted.invalid said:
Yes, not often but a couple of times. Firmware 1.2 came out the other day and it explicitly mentions problems with sleeping/waking as being issues that are addressed. Might be worth applying it if you haven't done so already.
I did that. No luck, though it seems to sleep about 5% of the time with the lid closed now.
:-(
Have you tried the new firmware update?
B;
On Thu, 16 Nov 2006 09:57:53 GMT, Stephen Benentt wrote:
"Ian McCall" ian@redacted.invalid wrote in message news:4s2pf6FtmvucU1@redacted.invalid
On 2006-11-16 09:18:17 +0000, "Stephen Benentt" s.bennett@redacted.invalid said:
Yes, not often but a couple of times. Firmware 1.2 came out the other day and it explicitly mentions problems with sleeping/waking as being issues that are addressed. Might be worth applying it if you haven't done so already.
I did that. No luck, though it seems to sleep about 5% of the time with the lid closed now.
:-(
Stephen
Is there anything running (like a service) that might cause it to wake spontaneously? I did have trouble making the machine sleep when the powersaving kicked in, but that seems to have fixed itself now.
On Thu, 16 Nov 2006 09:18:17 -0000, Stephen Benentt wrote:
Recently (maybe after the latest OS update?) I closed the Pro, the sleep light purred, display went off and I bagged the computer. When I opened my bag a few hours later the Mac was very hot, fans whirring.
Are you using Missing Sync and/or Omniweb by any chance?
-z-
"Mr B;" jeremyrh.geo@redacted.invalid wrote in message
Yes, not often but a couple of times. Firmware 1.2 came out the other day and it explicitly mentions problems with sleeping/waking as being issues that are addressed. Might be worth applying it if you haven't done so already.
I did that. No luck, though it seems to sleep about 5% of the time with the lid closed now.
:-(
Have you tried the new firmware update?
B;
Yes! that's what I said above!
:-)
Regards
"Rexx Magnus" trashcan@redacted.invalid wrote in message news:Xns987D6ECEEAD24rexxdeansaund@redacted.invalid
Is there anything running (like a service) that might cause it to wake spontaneously? I did have trouble making the machine sleep when the powersaving kicked in, but that seems to have fixed itself now.
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Nothing unusual. Any suggestions?
Regards
"zoara" me17@redacted.invalid wrote in message news:rp4h14lbremt.1xpgorad9p2l5.dlg@redacted.invalid
Are you using Missing Sync and/or Omniweb by any chance?
-z-
Nope:-(
Regards
On Thu, 16 Nov 2006 12:12:09 GMT, Stephen Benentt wrote:
"Rexx Magnus" trashcan@redacted.invalid wrote in message news:Xns987D6ECEEAD24rexxdeansaund@redacted.invalid
Is there anything running (like a service) that might cause it to wake spontaneously? I did have trouble making the machine sleep when the powersaving kicked in, but that seems to have fixed itself now.
--
Nothing unusual. Any suggestions?
Regards
Check the system logs in console, just to see if there are any wake events that might show up.
Stephen Benentt schreef:
"Mr B;" jeremyrh.geo@redacted.invalid wrote in message
Yes, not often but a couple of times. Firmware 1.2 came out the other day and it explicitly mentions problems with sleeping/waking as being issues that are addressed. Might be worth applying it if you haven't done so already.
I did that. No luck, though it seems to sleep about 5% of the time with the lid closed now.
:-(
Have you tried the new firmware update?
B;
Yes! that's what I said above!
Dooohhh !!!! :-)
"Rexx Magnus" trashcan@redacted.invalid wrote in message news:Xns987D7F954FB5Crexxdeansaund@redacted.invalid
Check the system logs in console, just to see if there are any wake events that might show up.
-- Nothing there:-(
Regards
Stephen
In article ejhaeo$4tt$1@redacted.invalid, "Stephen Benentt" s.bennett@redacted.invalid wrote:
Has anyone else had this problem?
In article ejhaeo$4tt$1@redacted.invalid, "Stephen Benentt" s.bennett@redacted.invalid wrote:
Recently (maybe after the latest OS update?) I closed the Pro, the sleep light purred, display went off and I bagged the computer. When I opened my bag a few hours later the Mac was very hot, fans whirring. I've tried resetting the PRAM and doing the latest firmware update but with no luck. I can sleep the Mac properly from the menu but I can't always remember to do that, can I? I'm a close and go man.
Has anyone else had this problem?
Not personal experience, but one of my users had exactly this problem. She eventually got a replacement motherboard (in the States). She told me:
The saga with Apple continues. After logging more than a dozen instances of my Macbook turning itself on when shut down, and taking it back to Apple 4 times, the last Genius I saw admitted that he had two other customers with the same problem. After examining the log, he said he thought it was a faulty logic board.
This was very recent so I don't yet know if it's fixed it.
Keith
Peter Ceresole peter@redacted.invalid wrote:
Stephen Benentt s.bennett@redacted.invalid wrote:
Recently (maybe after the latest OS update?) I closed the Pro, the sleep light purred, display went off and I bagged the computer. When I opened my bag a few hours later the Mac was very hot, fans whirring.
Flavio- this happened to you, didn't it?
It did, you were there.
Did you sort it out?
It never happened again -and, silly me, I forgot about it. Then it happened a second time today. Must look into this. Won't have time to do tomorrow; if it is happening to other people and happened to me a second time it's not a one-off thing.
Stephen Benentt s.bennett@redacted.invalid wrote:
"Ian McCall" ian@redacted.invalid wrote in message news:4s2pf6FtmvucU1@redacted.invalid
On 2006-11-16 09:18:17 +0000, "Stephen Benentt" s.bennett@redacted.invalid said:
Yes, not often but a couple of times. Firmware 1.2 came out the other day and it explicitly mentions problems with sleeping/waking as being issues that are addressed. Might be worth applying it if you haven't done so already.
I did that. No luck, though it seems to sleep about 5% of the time with the lid closed now.
My MacBook has done this twice, the second time only today, the firmware update having been applied when it came out -a few days ago?
Everyone wrote:
Thanks for all your replies. This is really annoying; My Macbook Pro is behaving like a Windows notebook:-(((
As it started recently and others have the same symptoms, I'm sure it's a software problem. I'll hang on before contacting Apple.
Regards
Stephen
Flavio Matani flavio_mataniTAKETHISBITOUT@redacted.invalid wrote:
Stephen Benentt s.bennett@redacted.invalid wrote:
"Ian McCall" ian@redacted.invalid wrote in message news:4s2pf6FtmvucU1@redacted.invalid
On 2006-11-16 09:18:17 +0000, "Stephen Benentt" s.bennett@redacted.invalid said:
Yes, not often but a couple of times. Firmware 1.2 came out the other day and it explicitly mentions problems with sleeping/waking as being issues that are addressed. Might be worth applying it if you haven't done so already.
I did that. No luck, though it seems to sleep about 5% of the time with the lid closed now.
My MacBook has done this twice, the second time only today, the firmware update having been applied when it came out -a few days ago?
I think I can trace the second one to having left Parallels running as I closed the lid and took the machine away, that is the only thing I have done on that occasion that I do not normally do.
Mine's started being annoying like this too. Can't trace it to a software problem.
Anyone else finding it sleeps from the apple menu fine but not on closing the lid?
On Mon, 20 Nov 2006 14:07:38 GMT, Edd wrote:
Mine's started being annoying like this too. Can't trace it to a software problem.
Anyone else finding it sleeps from the apple menu fine but not on closing the lid?
Mine only doesn't sleep when the lid is closed if I've been running it with the lid shut first (waking with keyboard). It won't sleep when you close it - but if you wake it when it's open, it will subsequently sleep when the lid is then closed.
It's started to behave erratically when sleeping due to timed standby now.
Rexx Magnus trashcan@redacted.invalid wrote:
Mine only doesn't sleep when the lid is closed if I've been running it with the lid shut first (waking with keyboard). It won't sleep when you close it - but if you wake it when it's open, it will subsequently sleep when the lid is then closed.
Well I don't use an external keyboard, so it ain't that for me
"Edd" eddedmondson@redacted.invalid wrote in message news:ejscra$56u$1@redacted.invalid
Anyone else finding it sleeps from the apple menu fine but not on closing the lid?
Yep. And from the power button.
Regards