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Tiger 10.4.1 Blank display on wake up..
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Well,
I have been running 10.4.1 on my PBG4 1.33 for almost a week now and love it.
I also installed PS CS2 and it seems to work great in the new environment sans an occasional,
"Unexpectedly quit" message on start up if I drag an item to it to start it up.
The big problem I have is that it consistently has a blank screen when I open the lid if it has been asleep for over a 1/2 hour. I have to do a forced re-start to get it back up.
I did a complete clean install of everything, first time since I bought the PB back in September of 2003.
I have since done the usual permission repair, zapped the P-ram and reset the PMU but that is it.
Any ideas????
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"I'll take a extra layer of ram on that
gigaflop sandwich mister"
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Originally Posted by Daniel Bayer
The big problem I have is that it consistently has a blank screen when I open the lid if it has been asleep for over a 1/2 hour. I have to do a forced re-start to get it back up.
I did a complete clean install of everything, first time since I bought the PB back in September of 2003.
I have since done the usual permission repair, zapped the P-ram and reset the PMU but that is it.
Any ideas????
No idea at all, I'm afraid.
I went through exactly the same on my 17" PB. In the end I concluded it must be the new 2 x 1GB RAM sticks I'd put into the PB, so I removed them. All was well again, as the PB reliably came back from slumber. Updated to 10.4.1, and wanted to give the shiny new 2 GB a last test/farewell before sending them back over the Atlantic. For whatever Voodoo reason, the 2 GB have been working almost perfectly since then. I had 2 or 3 wake-from-sleep black screens since then, and one really nice full kernel crash (black screen variant, yummy!), when before I had an almost 100% failure rate of wake-from-sleep.

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MBP 15" 2.33GHz C2D 3GB 2*23" ACD
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Ram sticks??? I have been running 2 GB for months now with no problems..
I ran Disk Warrior 3.0.3 and re-built the directories.
I shut off weather pop, mail, airport before closing the lid and it still did it.
Nothing connected to the outside world.....
I see more energy saver crap popping up here.
I wonder if it is dashboard?
Bring on 10.4.2
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It's the dashbaord widgets!!!
I had a battery capacity, aircraft weather and a couple other third party widgets in place so I removed them from the P-List and restarted, VIOLA!!
I even left mail, weather pop and a couple other network related things up to check it and.....
No more wakeup problems.........so far.
Bring on 10.4.2
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I discovered my problem was that the screen brightness was being reset to its lowest setting while asleep. Raise the brightness(F2) and all is well.
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Originally Posted by Daniel Bayer
Ram sticks??? I have been running 2 GB for months now with no problems..
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I wonder if it is dashboard?
Hmm... well, it certainly is not Dashboard here -- haven't touched it (or a widget) since clean-installing 10.4.
My RAM was beginning to act up again yesterday. Sent it back today -- probably too late for the RMA, so it'll be a total loss. No problem of any kind yet with the old 2 x 512MB sticks.
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Sh@t....still blank screen on wakeup after 30+ minutes.
Bummer...
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"I'll take a extra layer of ram on that
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I'm having the same problem. And it is definitely a bug in 10.4.1 because I did a clean install thinking it was a problem with my upgrade to Tiger, and all was well for two days until I installed the 10.4.1 upgrade, and the first time I let it sleep for awhile the blank screen happened. Adjusting brightness does nothing. This is a serious bug. I've told apple, have you?
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Well here it is early July and still no fix for my blank screen problem.
I think I am going back to 10.3.9 since I have *NEVER* had a single problem until this OS.
I have totally had it, I will see if they fix it in 10.4.2 and if not, I will go back and then ask for my money back.
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Originally Posted by toby fernsler
I discovered my problem was that the screen brightness was being reset to its lowest setting while asleep. Raise the brightness(F2) and all is well.
I had this happening last friday. First time for me. It looked blank, i.e. not on, but it was just no backlight. I freaked and thought my backlight was dead. A restart fixed it, but no backlight untill it had booted to the login window. Probably something to do with PMU or whatever it's called. Haven't experienced it before or after.
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