Well that would have been my thought as well. Except that the Mini is
a replacement for a Powerbook (first 12" version, finally running
10.3.9) which never woke up on its own. In that case I would put it
to sleep by closing the lid.
Tom
On 19 Dec 2005, at 09:08, Zoki wrote:
It probably wakes up because of the network connection. Worse if
you have a server turned on (apache, windows sharing, ssh, FTP...).
It receives a packet and responds to it.
Cheers,
Zoran.
Le 19 déc. 2005, à 08:39, Tom Burke a écrit :
What could make a sleeping Mac wake up on its own?
The Mac in question is a recently-bought Mini, running 10.4.3.
It's located in a home-office I have. At various times I put it to
sleep, usually by selecting Apple - Sleep. And indeed it does go
to sleep, and the screen blanks. But on return to the office
perhaps 20 minutes later I find that it is awake. What could be
causing it to wake up?
Environment: there is a printer attached, and pretty much
permanently switched on - this is an HP 8450. Wifi is turned off;
instead, there is a permanent ethernet connection. Bluetooth is
not enabled. Keyboard & mouse are USB.
When I put it to sleep I generally leave Safari & Mail running,
but minimised (ie, in the Dock). Most times these (+ Finder) will
be the only visible programs running.
Tom
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