Sleep problems in 10.1
My config: iBook 500, 384megs. Running 10.1.3 currently, but problems also occurred with 10.1.2.
Here is the situation. Sometimes when I close the iBook, it doesn't go to sleep. The screen goes black but the computer is still on. I've tried to ssh in without success (neither did my web or ftp servers). But the computer is still on and drawing power. Nothing I do will wake it up. The only solution is a forced reboot or holding down the power button to power it down.
Last night, I also experienced a similar problem without shutting the clamshell. It was supposed to be running all night, but this morning, I went to use it and the screen was black. I moved the mouse and I got an arrow cursor, but that was it. Nothing could be done but the reboot.
I don't even know where to start troubleshooting in X. Any suggestions? Thanks.
ps - I have USB overdrive installed but the problems preceded it. Also, the wacom drivers. Those are the only 2 kexts I've installed. I've also done the window buffering tweak that lots of people have talked about (moki over at MacNN posted the instructions).
Here is the situation. Sometimes when I close the iBook, it doesn't go to sleep. The screen goes black but the computer is still on. I've tried to ssh in without success (neither did my web or ftp servers). But the computer is still on and drawing power. Nothing I do will wake it up. The only solution is a forced reboot or holding down the power button to power it down.
Last night, I also experienced a similar problem without shutting the clamshell. It was supposed to be running all night, but this morning, I went to use it and the screen was black. I moved the mouse and I got an arrow cursor, but that was it. Nothing could be done but the reboot.
I don't even know where to start troubleshooting in X. Any suggestions? Thanks.
ps - I have USB overdrive installed but the problems preceded it. Also, the wacom drivers. Those are the only 2 kexts I've installed. I've also done the window buffering tweak that lots of people have talked about (moki over at MacNN posted the instructions).
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or more likely.. detection of new devices on the USB bus.
Is that at all possible? Is your tablet plugged in? Why not try removing all USB devices before sleeping it and seeing if the problem goes away...