Sleep issues emerge with Apple's iMac and Macbook Pro's.
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In a recent article posted by David. J. Moore, he outlines in a letter to the Apple founder Steve Jobs, there may in fact be an emerging problem with Apple’s iMac and Macbook Pro lines. The issue consists of a device being put to sleep, and when attempted to be wakened, the device does not respond.
According to David
“It started off fine but rapidly the issue appeared, if put to sleep for an extended amount of time (ie overnight) the machine will not wake from sleep. This carried on for a few weeks before i submitted a bug via the developer connection bug reporter with my ADC account. The engineers requested I send them the logs, which i did, they didn’t show anything. No sleep or wake event was in the logs when this issue occurred.”
Please Note: It is not yet known just how wide-spread this problem is.
Users experiencing this problem are advised to contact Apple support.
Via: David. J. Moore
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June 8, 2009 at 12:11 am
MacBook will occasionally not wake from sleep. Computer wakes, but screen stays black. Nothing changes it except full restart. Happens most often when not in use for over 24 hours.
Two “fix” options (certain keystroke sequences) listed by Apple never work. Always end up at restart option. When will this be fixed?
July 13, 2009 at 4:22 am
I’m having the same problem and I to have to power down by holding the power button then restarting.