> On Feb 15, 2016, at 9:59 AM, { brad brace } <[email protected]> wrote:
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> first time I've had this problem in 20 years! the os10.11
> and os9.2 will start to sleep then awaken despite correct
Cocked Eyebrow: 10.11? On a Pismo?? Possibly you mean 10.4.11?
I’ve had failing usb devices cause systems to not stay asleep, and on one of my
G4 laptops a burned-out FW port would do that.
For OS X try booting in safe mode to clear caches;
Tried resetting the power saving settings? Even if they say they’re correct, if
they’re messed up in PRAM it’ll cause an issue: resetting it in either OS
should reset them.
Both OS 9 and OS X power saving sets stuff in the PRAM; perhaps clearing that
(hold down command-option-P-R while booting until you her the startup chime
again) will help.
> energy and universal access settings and even disconnecting
> from the web and shutting down all apps... thanks for any
> ideas
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> /:b
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>
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