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safe sleep do active EVERYTIME you close the lid come on!
any new powerbook, macbook and macbook pro that support safe sleep right from the factory, do enter safe sleep EVERY TIME when you close the lid! i can't believe that there are still so many people mix up about that!
please just read the apple support page: http://search.info.apple.com/?search=Go&lr=lang_en&kword=&type=&newstype=&q=safe%20sleep some scripts can toggle the safe sleep (or call it hibernate if you insist) just let you put the computer into safe sleep WITHOUT closing the lid, but no matter you close the lid or use scripts to put the computer to sleep, it give you same result - safe sleep. you can then remove the battery, next time it power up, the system will restore to the state before sleep. and there are some method to active safe sleep on some older powerbook, so that they will do safe sleep EVERYTIME you close the lid.
safe sleep do active EVERYTIME you close the lid come on!
I agree with Derivatize, I did not understand safe sleep, I think for the same
reason Derivatize has a problem with this hint. Reading misinfo.
When I first heard of 'hibernate' It was in the form of I had to switch it on. Using command line. This seems to have changed without me realising that my Mac now seems to have 'hibernate' /safe sleep on by default.
I can also understand Derivatize frustration in some of the hints that get posted, I myself have complained in the past. But I do believe that one point of the comments is to have the people who read the hints is to help in verifying and expanding upon them.
As to trusting the backup Battery, its a moot point, but I still would not want to trust it. Maybe someone should really explain Why I should. --- |
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