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| Guru Posts: 1,353 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Colorado, USA | When the mini goes into sleep mode it cuts all power to most of its components (usb, ps2, display, etc). Because of this, you cannot wake the computer by moving the mouse or pressing a button on the keyboard. There are (currently) only two ways to wake the computer, by opening the lid if you put it to sleep by closing it, and by pressing the power button. (WOL would probably work too...) Dell Mini 10v | Mac OS X 10.6.5 | 1 GB RAM | 160 GB HDD | BIOS A06 My Blog | NetbookInstaller code repository | NetbookInstaller Website | Want a Lockerz.com invite? message me. |
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| Junior Member Posts: 2 Join Date: Feb 2009 | Turning off USB Legacy Support and Wake on USB in the bios worked thanks for the info -Jim |
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| Senior Member Posts: 194 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Brampton, ON | Is this only for specific bioses or something? Im running A04 and mine sleeps fine with Legacy support enabled...Or is it not actually sleeping? The LED starts blinking when i close the screen, so i assume it sleeps but im not sure, when i open the screen back up everything loads up pretty fast, compared to my iMac. Am I just sleeping the display but not the HW? BIOS A06 | 10.6.8 |
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| Senior Member Posts: 143 Join Date: Jan 2009 | Quote:
So, with my mini 9, as long as I have at least one of legacy support or bluetooth disabled, sleep works fine. I only get a problem with neither is disabled. I'm running A02, by the way. | |
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