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No, that's wrong
No, when you close the MacBook lid it goes into normal sleep. The MacBook manual says to shut down before swapping batteries.
No, it does work
This isn't true. I just did it myself to prove it. Steps taken, with a never-tweaked MacBook:
-rob.
No, it does work
I agree--the "safe sleep" is present by default, and noticeable on my MacBook. If you put it to sleep there is a 30-60 second delay between when the screen turns off and when the HD spins down--during this you will notice the sleep LED comes on solid white but doesn't blink. I presume this is when the RAM gets written to disk.
No, it does work
Hmm. Ordinarily I skip steps 5-7, and I never have a progress bar when I open the lid. This and the info in the MacBook manual were my sources for my comment. |
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