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An alternate solution could be a timer that switches the MacBook from "ram-sleep" to "disk-sleep" automatically after 10 minutes or so. Currently, when you clo
by moe 16y ago
An alternate solution could be a timer that switches the MacBook from "ram-sleep" to "disk-sleep" automatically after 10 minutes or so.
Currently, when you close the lid, it will just ram-sleep until the battery is almost dry and only then suspend to disk.
It's quite frustrating to pull the MacBook out of its sleeve in a meeting only to realize it has "slept itself to death" once again...
- andreyf 16y agoYou might want to check up on that: does your MacBook keep playing music if it's "ram-sleeping"? If so, it might not really sleeping as hard as it should. I've kept my MBP's in "I shut it and put it away" mode for days without noticeably losing juice.