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I had an issue that drove me mad where if the battery went to 0% (and macOS went into hibernate), I would then plug it back in and the mouse cursor would be qui
by gjsman-1000 4y ago
I had an issue that drove me mad where if the battery went to 0% (and macOS went into hibernate), I would then plug it back in and the mouse cursor would be quite... jittery. Almost to the point of unusable at the worst of it.
macOS 13.1? appears to have solved this problem. Better late than never.
- Waterluvian 4y agoOh!! I just finally updated to 13.1. I should test it out. Thanks for the reminder.
- renewiltord 4y agoOh I had the same jittery pointer but couldn't figure out the cause. Seems gone now so maybe it was fixed in the update.
- whitepoplar 4y agoSame here
- BoorishBears 4y agoI had an infuriating variant of this across two M1 machines where they'd kernel panic while trying to hibernate at 0% battery. And even plugging in a charger before it actually died wouldn't save it: It'd try to turn stay on but the pending hibernation would kick in and it'd die. The "fix" for me was to turn off deep sleep. Technically now they'll drain more during sleep, but that's preferrable than being broken during sleep. The whole experience was disappointingly Linux though. Having to read through the Console to figure out it was a kernel panic and not a power issue, having to read through Darwin sources to track down where exactly in the hibernation it was failing, not the kind of stuff I expect to deal with from Apple hardware.