I had one freeze after another, sometimes several times a week,  
sometimes once a week, it drove me crazy, wrote Apple two or three  
times that with the last update I had begun going through the PC  
malady with a Mac.

I finally discovered that it completely went away if I eliminated  
screen saver, and just put the monitors to sleep but not the machine  
and used NO screen saver.  I have not had a freeze or the need to  
reboot since, (several months) yet this seems much different than  
what you are experiencing.

John R.


On Mar 7, 2006, at 10:30 PM, Andy Arnold wrote:

> I have the same machine, and a similar problem, I hit the spacebar  
> and it
> wakes, but quickly goes right back to sleep. This happens 2 or 3  
> times, then
> it seems to stay awake. No restart required. I, like you, have seen  
> several
> mentions, but no real fix.
>
> A
>
>> Periodically, I lose the keyboard and mouse "after" hitting the
>> spacebar to wake from sleep. It has all the appearance of a Finder
>> freeze. Obviously I have prior USB connectivity, or the spacebar  
>> wake-
>> up wouldn't work. Either connectivity is being dropped or it is a
>> Finder freeze. The monitor is up, no keyboard and mouse, and the only
>> way out is a hard shutdown and reboot. It has occurred individually
>> on all of my Applications, and several times right at the Login
>> panel. Began in 10.2 right through 10.4.5.
>>
>> On my iBook with the same devices connected?excepting external
>> keyboard and mouse, same Applications running, consistently on the
>> same update version as the G5, it has never happened to date. It
>> would lead one to believe it to be a G5 DP problem :)
>>
>> I have done all the usual alternate key combinations, disconnecting
>> devices, alternate USB ports, quitting Applications, trashing plist,
>> resetting Energy preferences etc., but the problem persist?twice this
>> week! I have a new commercial grade protector, have checked line
>> voltage, checked plugs, and have a dedicated 40 AMP breaker with no
>> other loads on the circuit, so I believe the power problems to be
>> eliminated.
>>
>> I have searched Apple Support, and various search word combinations
>> in Google. I find lots of reference to the problem, but nothing
>> definitive as to the solution. Anyone heard or read of a solution?
>> TIA...jf
>>
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