on 06/03/05 20:26, Robert Howells at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello everyone, > > Hope you are having a good weekend.! ? > > I had never tried or used the Panther Sleep function , but needed it to > work this weekend. > > Seemed easy enough ! Look under the Apple and click on " Sleep ". > > It does cause a prompt shutdown .... screen and harddrives .. but > abour 10 seconds later we strat up again. > > Tried checking under Activity Monitor ... nothing obvious to me ! > > Any Clues please > > Bob. > > And setting up the energy saver gets something similar, although > the screen does go through screen saver to off, and stays off & > Hard Drive shuts down sometimes ! > Hi Bob
Do you have a canon scanner? I had a similar problem a while back (though it was 10.1) and tracked the problem down to the canon driver extension (OS9/classic) turn off the extension and the problem disappears (there is no problem if you boot in os9). My only solution has been to have 2 sets of extensions (sleep & scanner) with the offending extension turned off/on respectively. Normally I use sleep (which means the computers sleeps ok but I can't scan) when I need to scan I use "scan" which means I can scan but the computer constantly re-awakes immediately after trying to sleep. It's a pain but I don't scan that frequently so I put up with it. The updated drivers later released by canon didn't solve the problem. Cheers Neil -- Neil R. Houghton Albany, Western Australia Tel: +61 8 9841 6063 Fax: +61 8 9841 6137 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
