Except that it won't. Unless you schedule it specifically in Energy
Saver,
the Mac won't wake up when it's sleeping...
Is this option particular to OS 10.4?
I went into the energy saver panel in 10.3 and the three "wake options"
I have are:
wake when modem rings
wake for ethernet network administrator access
allow power button to sleep computer
Might it be the second option?
Is there somewhere else I could look?
I was thinking of scheduling the computer to start up at 2:55 AM (or
just before the automatic maintenance tasks are scheduled) but I don't
know if a scheduled start up will wake a sleeping computer.
I do have Onyx and have run it a few times, maybe I need to look at
having it run itself automatically.
Thanks
Andrew in Ann Arbor
technology is the answer, what was the question?
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