I dont have the specs in front of me, but I thought that we had
decided a while ago on the list that ADB devices are completely
powered off during sleep on the 2400, therefor making it safe (as far
as the logic board is concerned) to swap things then.
Of course, operationally it may not work to just stick in the mouse
during sleep, since it may require a restart to properly initialize.
I could be totally wrong though. Dont take this as an official
position of sleep swapping ADB on the 2400.
They ARE completely powered down though in sleep. I have one of those
flexible lamps that plugs in to the ADB port and it turns off when
the book goes to sleep, therefor no power when asleep.
-James Sentman
>I do it with a mouse. Yes, I've heard it can potentially damage the logic
>board because of the mild amount of current running through it, but
>(knock-knock) hasn't bothered me yet.
>
>j
>
>On 10/8/99 10:56 AM, Mark Kral < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>Does this mean that you can sleep connect ADB devices with 8.6+? I was
>>under the impression that this could potentially damage the port.
> >Mark
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