Re: Wallstreet Sleep

My setup is: Powerbook G3 Series Wallstreet 292mhz OEM 8 gig HD 128mb Ram 14.1" screen I believe the startup problem is bad ram, most of time is spent at grey screen or before. I will be swapping out the two 64mb sticks tomorrow for a total of 512 =) I have not installed any software that I kno

Re: Wallstreet Sleep

On 11/06/03 10:20, "Kurt Appling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Re; omnidisksweeper is a download from apple under utilitys,its a > payware to get all the features and its hard to tell its working,but I > do notice a good difference useing it. > PB 800 jag10.2 > > > On Tuesday, June 10, 2003, at

Re: Wallstreet Sleep

Re; omnidisksweeper is a download from apple under utilitys,its a payware to get all the features and its hard to tell its working,but I do notice a good difference useing it. PB 800 jag10.2 On Tuesday, June 10, 2003, at 10:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ok, the NOT sleeping would be a wonder

Re: Wallstreet Sleep

On 6/10/03 11:23 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the Cybertrough: > All of the comments on NOT sleeping, but nothing on why this authorized > service center said they could not tell me what the HARDWARE problem was? > They mentioned it had something to do with their contract.

Re: Wallstreet Sleep

could be bad ram? n On Tuesday, June 10, 2003, at 09:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: All of the comments on NOT sleeping, but nothing on why this authorized service center said they could not tell me what the HARDWARE problem was? They mentioned it had something to do with their contract. S

Re: Wallstreet Sleep

All of the comments on NOT sleeping, but nothing on why this authorized service center said they could not tell me what the HARDWARE problem was? They mentioned it had something to do with their contract. So what type of hardware could be doing this?? Help is greatly appreciated -- G-Books is

Re: Wallstreet Sleep

What powerbook model is it and what os are you using and you ram.with a ws 2 and the latest os 10 it takes me like 6 minuts when I am booting the 10 and classic.os 10 needs at least 256 ram to function properly..in os 9 having an os for a while without properly maintaining it leads

Re: Wallstreet Sleep

Ok, the NOT sleeping would be a wonderful idea, if my Powerbook didn't take litterally 10-12 sometimes 15 minutes to boot. What gives?? I thought this was normal for an older 'book. Can this be fixed, if not sleeping is my only choice. Help? -- G-Books is sponsored by

Re: Wallstreet Sleep

On Monday, June 9, 2003, at 06:59 PM, Kyle Hansen wrote: I have 3 customers a week walk into my shop and say "when I woke my Mac up it..." It happens all the time. I'm almost sick of hearing it. I'm even more sick of debating it with people who insist that Sleeping a Mac is fine, wh

Re: Wallstreet Sleep

On 6/9/03 7:01 PM, "Thomas Ethen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the Cybertrough: > I agree! Most issues on any of the laptop lists I am on start with "when it > wakes up from sleep" and the solution to all of this is to not let it sleep > all the time. Even when they wake from sleep you only save

Re: Wallstreet Sleep

I agree! Most issues on any of the laptop lists I am on start with "when it wakes up from sleep" and the solution to all of this is to not let it sleep all the time. Even when they wake from sleep you only save 60 seconds or so, which isn't worth it considering all the problems that seem to be rela

Re: Wallstreet Sleep

On 6/9/03 4:25 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the Cybertrough: > OK OK I know everyone hates this, but it is getting very annoying. > My PB G3 series 292Mhz will sometimes half-way wake up from a sleep. I'll > put it to sleep, when I try to wake it I do not hear the hard d

Wallstreet Sleep

OK OK I know everyone hates this, but it is getting very annoying. My PB G3 series 292Mhz will sometimes half-way wake up from a sleep. I'll put it to sleep, when I try to wake it I do not hear the hard drive spin up but the caps lock light will come on, no screen. I try to boot to open firm

Re: Wallstreet Sleep Problem -- won't stay asleep!

On Sunday, January 12, 2003, at 08:17 PM, James Rohde wrote: > On 1/12/2003 2:30 PM, Spence enlightened us by writing: >> I have a wall street 250 running OS 9.2.2. When I put the computer >> to sleep >> it wakes up a few minutes later. >> >> I have checked the energy saver control panel and it

Re: Wallstreet Sleep Problem -- won't stay asleep!

On 1/12/2003 2:30 PM, Spence enlightened us by writing: >I have a wall street 250 running OS 9.2.2. When I put the computer to sleep >it wakes up a few minutes later. > >I have checked the energy saver control panel and it is not set to wake up. >This also happens whether or not "Apple Talk" is ac

Wallstreet Sleep Problem -- won't stay asleep!

Hello, All. I have a wall street 250 running OS 9.2.2. When I put the computer to sleep it wakes up a few minutes later. I have checked the energy saver control panel and it is not set to wake up. This also happens whether or not "Apple Talk" is active. Any suggestions? Thanks, Spencer --

Re: Wallstreet Sleep Problems

On Monday, November 18, 2002, at 03:07 AM, Dustin wrote: > My fix for this is rather odd, but it worked for me: > Get an OS 8 or 9 CD and boot to it by holding the C key at startup, and > so on... Reboot when you get there, and let it boot to OS X. That > should > work. > > -Dustin > Wow that a

Re: Wallstreet Sleep Problems

My fix for this is rather odd, but it worked for me: Get an OS 8 or 9 CD and boot to it by holding the C key at startup, and so on... Reboot when you get there, and let it boot to OS X. That should work. -Dustin -- G-Books is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronics

Wallstreet Sleep Problems

I know this question has been discussed before, but I couldn't find anything in the archives, so here goes: I have a Wallstreet 250Mhz (13.3" screen from hell yadda yadda) with 96mb ram and the original 4gb drive. On a whim I installed 10.2 on it and immediately was plagued with the "sleep of d