Possibly. I, constantly, put mine to sleep with Tetris and the
system/finder running and it wakes up without a problem.
Noah Wood wrote:
So If I only run Finder when I put it to sleep in Basic Finder it will
wake up without more problems more often?
On 8/30/05, Doc Holliday <[EMAIL PROTECTED
So If I only run Finder when I put it to sleep in Basic Finder it will
wake up without more problems more often?
On 8/30/05, Doc Holliday <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You are "stepping on" the system heap when you restart, which causes the
> system to crash. This is common with PowerBooks. They us
I have the same problem. However I did notice if I put the 1400 to sleep
as opposed to it going in to sleep by itself (especially on battery power),
it will wake up without problem.
For the last 2 weeks it was fine, then today I got the checker-board when
waking from sleep.
Hm kinda
You are "stepping on" the system heap when you restart, which causes the
system to crash. This is common with PowerBooks. They use a lot of
"real" memory when they wake up. Both my 3400c's and my 1400c do this.
This was, also, pretty common with older Macs that had smaller amounts
of RAM. I am
My PB 1400 works fine, but when I put it to sleep sometimes it will
not wake up, The screen comes up with the grey black/white dotted
image, but The HD doesn't spin, nor does it make any noise, The only
way to fix this is by a reset, is there a way to fix this...
Specs:
40MB RAM
Virtual Memory set
