On 19/12/05 10:08, Tim Stephens wrote:
I have an older iMac that occasioinally wakes up. Turns out that it's the mouse being moved by vibrations in the house (doors banging etc.) Even a small knock is enough to wake the thing up. Solution: turn the mouse upside-down.
Same here - I have a G3 iMac with a Microsoft Intellimouse that wakes up about 50% of the time when I open a cabinet nearby. It also wakes up when I switch on/off any USB printer or scanner attached to it. Running 10.2.
My B&W running early versions of OSX used to wake up if I left my Wacom Graphire attached, after about 10 seconds of sleep, as if the tablet was sending a 'pulse' at fixed intervals. 10 seconds was usually enough time for me to leave the room without noticing...
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