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You can still set it to boot at a certain time with OS X, and if you set up auto-login and have that as a login item, it'll accomplish the same task.
by joshzayin 15y ago
You can still set it to boot at a certain time with OS X, and if you set up auto-login and have that as a login item, it'll accomplish the same task.
- pygy_ 15y agoThis is very cool. I looked for this when I bought my MBP, but I didn't find the option. A quick google trip and I found that you do it from the Energy Saver preference pane. Thanks for the tip. On a tengential note: Is it possible to turn on the screen backlight programmatically? Since OS X 10.6.3, the backlight remains off when waking up from hibernation (this is documented in [1]). The proposed solution is to delete the related plist, which resets the hibernate mode to the default settings that are useless for me. My current solution is to close back the lid for a split second in order to trigger the hibernation process, then to fiddle with the arrow keys to abort it. I'd prefer something more elegant. 1. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2384628?start=90&tstart=0 https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2384628?start=90&ts...
- joshzayin 15y agoI don't have that problem on my MBP with 10.6.8. How are your Energy Saver preferences set up? Trashing the plist and resetting it to how you like it might work--it's possible that the plist is corrupted.
- pygy_ 15y agoI'll try to reset the plist, then, thanks for your help. Battery Power Adapter Computer sleep: 10 min 45 min Display sleep: 2 min 3 min Put HD to sleep: Yes Yes Wake up from LAN: Yes Yes Dim before sleep: Yes Yes Boot after power failure: No