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Worked for me... mostly
Tried it on my iBook (version = 1.12) 700 MHz G3.
iBook w/ screen closed
The iBook has heat issues when shut and would quickly melt if run with the lid closed - so even if you install the kernel patch which'll do that (see NoSleep on versiontracker for a frontend to it, for powerbook users - note that on my powerbook g4/867 it doesn't work well, but YMMV) it'll crash after about 4 minutes.
Worked for me... mostly
iBooks and the Powerbook G4 12in both have magnets in the right palm rest right below the inverted 'T' arrow keys (specifically the right arrow key). Use a keychain ring and drag it along that area and you'll find it sticks. In the corresponding position in the LCD is a switch which gets pulled when the screen is about to close. By using something that blocks the magnetic field you can prevent it from stopping. Stainless steel can do this. If you have a stainless steel coin, or washer, you can insert it here and it won't sleep! (In the powebook g4, the magnet is on the screen, and switch is in the palmrest).
Worked for me... mostly
I ran into the same problem and tech support suggested "almost closing the screen and turning your contast all the way down on your ibook." I think that's the only solution, unfortunately. |
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