For all those having occasional freezes on waking from sleep, particularly 12" powerbooks after the 10.3.8 update.
I think I might have identified the cause. Changing from battery to power supply, or vice versa, while the powerbook is asleep, is enough to trigger the freeze on wake. It doesn't happen every time, but frequently enough. Nothing else seems to produce the freeze repeatably.
I've tried resetting the PMU, with no change.
This is a bit annoying but it does mean the problem is avoidable. I haven't had any freezes when waking the powerbook in the same power state as putting it to sleep.
Giles
In article pan.2005.03.27.22.16.53.641431@redacted.invalid, Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
For all those having occasional freezes on waking from sleep, particularly 12" powerbooks after the 10.3.8 update.
I think I might have identified the cause. Changing from battery to power supply, or vice versa, while the powerbook is asleep, is enough to trigger the freeze on wake. It doesn't happen every time, but frequently enough. Nothing else seems to produce the freeze repeatably.
I've tried resetting the PMU, with no change.
This is a bit annoying but it does mean the problem is avoidable. I haven't had any freezes when waking the powerbook in the same power state as putting it to sleep.
Interesting. I have a similar machine, but was unable to bring on a freeze with that recipe.
What fraction of wakes don't?
Do you have any USB device that you may have disconnected at the same time as the power?
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 01:37:42 +0100, Elliott Roper wrote:
In article pan.2005.03.27.22.16.53.641431@redacted.invalid, Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
For all those having occasional freezes on waking from sleep, particularly 12" powerbooks after the 10.3.8 update.
I think I might have identified the cause. Changing from battery to power supply, or vice versa, while the powerbook is asleep, is enough to trigger the freeze on wake. It doesn't happen every time, but frequently enough. Nothing else seems to produce the freeze repeatably.
I've tried resetting the PMU, with no change.
This is a bit annoying but it does mean the problem is avoidable. I haven't had any freezes when waking the powerbook in the same power state as putting it to sleep.
Interesting. I have a similar machine, but was unable to bring on a freeze with that recipe.
It didn't seem to be universal when raised here before, but if I remember, Roger and Flavio had encountered the freezes as well, also with Rev A 12" 'books.
What fraction of wakes don't?
I've not counted, but it is noticeable. At a guesstimate, one in six or so, with the changed power supply condition
Do you have any USB device that you may have disconnected at the same time as the power?
Nope, it is freestanding. The only usb connection is a camera, but that rarely and never when asleep.
All I can say is that, so far, I have not had a freeze when not changing power supply, and I can reproduce the freeze - if not every time - when changing supply. This may, of course, just be a glitch in my 'book (12" Rev A 867).
Giles
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 01:37:42 +0100, Elliott Roper wrote:
In article pan.2005.03.27.22.16.53.641431@redacted.invalid, Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
For all those having occasional freezes on waking from sleep, particularly 12" powerbooks after the 10.3.8 update.
I think I might have identified the cause. Changing from battery to power supply, or vice versa, while the powerbook is asleep, is enough to trigger the freeze on wake. It doesn't happen every time, but frequently enough. Nothing else seems to produce the freeze repeatably.
I've tried resetting the PMU, with no change.
This is a bit annoying but it does mean the problem is avoidable. I haven't had any freezes when waking the powerbook in the same power state as putting it to sleep.
Interesting. I have a similar machine, but was unable to bring on a freeze with that recipe.
It didn't seem to be universal when raised here before, but if I remember, Roger and Flavio had encountered the freezes as well, also with Rev A 12" 'books.
Yep. Of course, that's gone now (replaced by house contents insurance after a fall); haven't had that issue with the new one.
What fraction of wakes don't?
I've not counted, but it is noticeable. At a guesstimate, one in six or so, with the changed power supply condition
That is about right. I hadn't noticed the changed power situation..
In article 1gu40nh.1xhcfdqqgcie2N%flavio_mataniTAKETHISBITOUT@redacted.invalid, Flavio Matani flavio_mataniTAKETHISBITOUT@redacted.invalid wrote:
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 01:37:42 +0100, Elliott Roper wrote:
What fraction of wakes don't?
I've not counted, but it is noticeable. At a guesstimate, one in six or so, with the changed power supply condition
That is about right. I hadn't noticed the changed power situation..
Thanks. I'll do a few more tests and report back if I can bring on a freeze. (The last one I had was moons ago and I think it got confused about which monitor was really plugged in)
Yikes. Look at the time! Sleep comin up lil Macca!
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 03:13:01 +0100, Elliott Roper wrote:
In article 1gu40nh.1xhcfdqqgcie2N%flavio_mataniTAKETHISBITOUT@redacted.invalid, Flavio Matani flavio_mataniTAKETHISBITOUT@redacted.invalid wrote:
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 01:37:42 +0100, Elliott Roper wrote:
What fraction of wakes don't?
I've not counted, but it is noticeable. At a guesstimate, one in six or so, with the changed power supply condition
That is about right. I hadn't noticed the changed power situation..
Thanks. I'll do a few more tests and report back if I can bring on a freeze. (The last one I had was moons ago and I think it got confused about which monitor was really plugged in)
Yikes. Look at the time! Sleep comin up lil Macca!
Morning, if you are up yet.
Personally I wouldn't worry if I wasn't seeing it :-)
As I said, it wasn't universal, but a fair few of us with Rev A 12" 867 'books were getting the same thing. Since Flavio's upgraded, I suppose it is just me and possibly Roger left with the problem.
Giles
In article pan.2005.03.28.10.49.07.966865@redacted.invalid, Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 03:13:01 +0100, Elliott Roper wrote:
I know, I know. It's compulsive, like driving an old car at exactly the revs that bring on big end rattle, just to prove it is still there.
Mine's the late 2003 1Ghz.
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 15:10:16 +0100, Elliott Roper wrote:
In article pan.2005.03.28.10.49.07.966865@redacted.invalid, Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 03:13:01 +0100, Elliott Roper wrote:
I know, I know. It's compulsive, like driving an old car at exactly the revs that bring on big end rattle, just to prove it is still there.
Mine's the late 2003 1Ghz.
Well let us know if you hit the red line, but unitl then, sleep easy.
Giles
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
For all those having occasional freezes on waking from sleep, particularly 12" powerbooks after the 10.3.8 update.
On my 17" Powerbook 10.3.8 actually fixed the problem, rather than caused it.
I used to get the freeze, now I do but after a couple of seconds of black screen the desktop restores.
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 03:13:01 +0100, Elliott Roper wrote:
In article 1gu40nh.1xhcfdqqgcie2N%flavio_mataniTAKETHISBITOUT@redacted.invalid, Flavio Matani flavio_mataniTAKETHISBITOUT@redacted.invalid wrote:
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 01:37:42 +0100, Elliott Roper wrote:
What fraction of wakes don't?
I've not counted, but it is noticeable. At a guesstimate, one in six or so, with the changed power supply condition
That is about right. I hadn't noticed the changed power situation..
Thanks. I'll do a few more tests and report back if I can bring on a freeze. (The last one I had was moons ago and I think it got confused about which monitor was really plugged in)
Yikes. Look at the time! Sleep comin up lil Macca!
Morning, if you are up yet.
well i probably was if it was after 4am, at least in body if not mind....
Personally I wouldn't worry if I wasn't seeing it :-)
As I said, it wasn't universal, but a fair few of us with Rev A 12" 867 'books were getting the same thing. Since Flavio's upgraded, I suppose it is just me and possibly Roger left with the problem.
my powerbook occatinly is a bit hetisant about waking, but has only froze 2 times from wake, at 10.3.8 once just after installing, and once the other day though i had upset it,
but what does happen just now and then is it doesn't wake, or it flickers into life rather than being there, genurally if it doesn't wake closing then opening does the trick, i wait a mo til i hear the harddrive park then reopen.
Giles
roger
On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 23:12:06 +0100, Roger Merriman wrote:
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
As I said, it wasn't universal, but a fair few of us with Rev A 12" 867 'books were getting the same thing. Since Flavio's upgraded, I suppose it is just me and possibly Roger left with the problem.
my powerbook occatinly is a bit hetisant about waking, but has only froze 2 times from wake, at 10.3.8 once just after installing, and once the other day though i had upset it,
but what does happen just now and then is it doesn't wake, or it flickers into life rather than being there, genurally if it doesn't wake closing then opening does the trick, i wait a mo til i hear the harddrive park then reopen.
OK, just me left then. So, I have a solution for my problem, given that Flavio doesn't need it any more. Sorry to anyone else who got needlessly excited.
Giles
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 23:12:06 +0100, Roger Merriman wrote:
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
As I said, it wasn't universal, but a fair few of us with Rev A 12" 867 'books were getting the same thing. Since Flavio's upgraded, I suppose it is just me and possibly Roger left with the problem.
my powerbook occatinly is a bit hetisant about waking, but has only froze 2 times from wake, at 10.3.8 once just after installing, and once the other day though i had upset it,
but what does happen just now and then is it doesn't wake, or it flickers into life rather than being there, genurally if it doesn't wake closing then opening does the trick, i wait a mo til i hear the harddrive park then reopen.
OK, just me left then. So, I have a solution for my problem, given that Flavio doesn't need it any more. Sorry to anyone else who got needlessly excited.
Giles
heh, it maybe just that you trigger it off? or some permitaion of software?
roger
On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 13:05:23 +0100, Roger Merriman wrote:
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
[..]
OK, just me left then. So, I have a solution for my problem, given that Flavio doesn't need it any more. Sorry to anyone else who got needlessly excited.
Giles
heh, it maybe just that you trigger it off? or some permitaion of software?
Nope, tried all that. The power switch thing is the only repeatable one. Flavio had something similar, and having had a browse through Apple discussions, we are not alone.
Still, avoidable now.
Giles
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 13:05:23 +0100, Roger Merriman wrote:
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
[..]
OK, just me left then. So, I have a solution for my problem, given that Flavio doesn't need it any more. Sorry to anyone else who got needlessly excited.
Giles
heh, it maybe just that you trigger it off? or some permitaion of software?
Nope, tried all that. The power switch thing is the only repeatable one. Flavio had something similar, and having had a browse through Apple discussions, we are not alone.
Still, avoidable now.
Giles
Um looks around nevoiusly i do that all the time, the battery nowadays will often just let go so it goes to sleep on battery, i go get power cord, and carry on. this happens most days to be honest.
roger
On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 21:46:37 +0100, Roger Merriman wrote:
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 13:05:23 +0100, Roger Merriman wrote:
Giles usenet.giles@redacted.invalid wrote:
[..]
OK, just me left then. So, I have a solution for my problem, given that Flavio doesn't need it any more. Sorry to anyone else who got needlessly excited.
Giles
heh, it maybe just that you trigger it off? or some permitaion of software?
Nope, tried all that. The power switch thing is the only repeatable one. Flavio had something similar, and having had a browse through Apple discussions, we are not alone.
Still, avoidable now.
Giles
Um looks around nevoiusly i do that all the time, the battery nowadays will often just let go so it goes to sleep on battery, i go get power cord, and carry on. this happens most days to be honest.
If it ain't a problem, it ain't a problem. Plug in without worries.
Giles