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Tang iMac & Jag, deep sleep?
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Manchester,UK
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Is there any way an Tang iMac (333mhz) can go into 'deep sleep' in Jaguar? If you hit sleep in the Apple Menu the big fan is still running (but evrything else is off). I don't want to shut it down bacase it has the printer connected to it, and the main reason for the upgradd from 9 to Jag was so I could stop moving the printer from room to room.
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Prestbury, IL
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Originally posted by Mediaman_12:
Is there any way an Tang iMac (333mhz) can go into 'deep sleep' in Jaguar? If you hit sleep in the Apple Menu the big fan is still running (but evrything else is off). I don't want to shut it down bacase it has the printer connected to it, and the main reason for the upgradd from 9 to Jag was so I could stop moving the printer from room to room.
This may or may not work but my sleep problem was correctred when I downloaded and installed the OS X update 10.2.1. Several other problems also disappeared. Although Jaguar is not yet perfect, the updated got it closer to that goal.
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G Emond
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Join Date: Mar 1999
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I don't think any Rev. A to D iMac will get into a complete sleep mode (store in the RAM) like modern Macs do. I own both the Bondi Rev. A and the Rev. D, there is no way to turn off the fan in sleep mode. I feel like after hitting the sleep key, USB devices(mouse, keyboard) are still on.
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