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Command(s) to change sleep
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There was a post not too long ago from someone who provided two commands to make a PB stay "awake" when the screen is closed - does anyone remember either the commands, or the topic that the commands were posted under?
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Not any help here, but back in the OS 9 days, you could cmd-opt-0 to spin down the hard drive, or cmd-opt-o to sleep, or vice versa (can't remember); does anyone have that info for OS X (if any) too?
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i know sleep in 10.3 is Apple-Option-F12 (or eject)
use that one all the time
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Try ' leave your PB sleep or turn it off? ' . Type ' man pmset ' in Terminal to manage power settings, and lidwake, stuff like that. But read the thread first
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stuffing feathers up your b*tt doesn't make you a chicken.
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Originally posted by Beerman:
There was a post not too long ago from someone who provided two commands to make a PB stay "awake" when the screen is closed - does anyone remember either the commands, or the topic that the commands were posted under?
Maybe you're talking about this thread?
HTH, Michael.
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May 19th 2004: Switching Day! ( AlBook.G4/1,5GHz/768MB/80GB.5400rpm/128MB.VRAM/Superdrive/10.3.9 )
ok, that is history! :-)
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That's the one - thanks a lot!
Do you know if this will allow the PB to run even while the lid is shut (for instance, if I have my external monitor attached and want the PB shut)?
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Sorry, didn't try that - with that I just avoid to get my PoBo started accidentally. Don't have a Mac around me right now, so I just can't check at the moment.
:-) Michael.
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May 19th 2004: Switching Day! ( AlBook.G4/1,5GHz/768MB/80GB.5400rpm/128MB.VRAM/Superdrive/10.3.9 )
ok, that is history! :-)
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