So I think I figured it out. I disconnected the card. Set the
automatic sleep settings to 2 min. AND... Still nothing. I started to
think what could be the problem. Then it hit me!!!! MY SONNET UPGRADED
PROCESSOR!!!!!!!!!!!
I never tried this machine out without this processor. I looked up the
manual and come to find out the processor does and does not support
sleep. So now my question is "is there an apple script that I can
write and create so as to whenever the screen goes to sleep the
computer will sleep after a given amount of time?" I know I need to
take this to the apple script group and I will but just asking in case
anyone in this G3-4 list is in that list as well has an understanding
as to where I am coming from. THankS to AlL ReplIes!!!!
On Mar 31, 2010, at 9:46 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Mar 31, 2010, at 9:37 AM, Ricardo Sevilla wrote:
What I do have is a USB 2.0 card and a WD My book attached to it.
Also I have a usb hub connected to the card but nothing is ever
connected to it while I put the computer to sleep. How would I find
out if my card supports sleep or not? I can MANUALLY put my G4 to
sleep but it will not sleep automatically. Thanks so far for all
the advice knowledge and tips. This is going a lot better than I
thought it would!!!!!!
It is usually the chipset, not the attached devices doing this. To
test it, disconnect everything from the USB 2 card and see if it
goes to sleep on time like it's supposed to.
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