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forgot deep sleep...
Deep sleep is probably what some 3rd party batteries do not support. Before safe sleep, when the battery reaches a certain point, the computer enters a sleep mode that cannot be woken from without the power adapter, but is using a very minute amount of battery power to preserve the contents of RAM. If you leave it long enough like this, then the computer will just shut off from complete lack of power.
Works on iBook G4 1.33MHz
As the heading says. With a current-model iBook G4, I can close the lid, wait for the pulsing sleep light to come on, remove the battery (and AC adapter if connected) - and then put back the battery, press the power button, and watch the machine re-emerge from sleep. Very nice - and something that every x86 laptop has had for years.
Works on iBook G4 1.33MHz
Uhh, you're talking about "Hibernate" right? |
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