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| Senior Member Posts: 212 Join Date: May 2009 Location: Canada | its not working for me, i did what u said, i added voodoohda, changed applehda, rebooted, changed applehda to back what it was, and deleted voodoohda, rebooted and no sound after sleep ![]() Alienware M15x|Black|BT|GT 240m|Intel i5|Windows 7 64-bit| |
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| Junior Member Posts: 3 Join Date: Sep 2009 | I tried the sleepwatcher method it works. tx |
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| Junior Member Posts: 17 Join Date: Aug 2009 | Can any of you 10.6 SL users confirm that SleepWatcher is actually executing for you? I installed in on my 10.6, but a review of the system log does not show that it's executing at all. I see the process running, but again, no log file output to speak of... Mini 10v Refurb | OS X 10.5.7 | 1GB RAM | 160GB HDD | 1510n | BIOS A05 |
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