Glad to help. It seems like the dumbest thing to keep a multiprocessing
extension enabled on a laptop with only one processor. But that's just the
thing that will make your computer go wacky and have you running frantically
for Applecare.
I found the article at the Apple Knowledge Base. Check
In a message dated 5/15/02 10:43:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Make sure you have both the Multiprocessing folder with the Apple CPU
Plugin in your Extensions folder. I removed that extension one time from my
graphite toilet seat, oops! I meant to say iBook and it would go to sleep
and
Subject: Re: re-awakening a Pismo?
My used Pismo came not able to wake up from sleep - ever! I did quite a
bit of research to try to solve the problem, and there seems to be many
possible reasons and suggested solutions.
Mine turned out to be an extension problem. I believe it was Norton's
