now with a timestamp and log... but still no clue: Re: MacBook Pro automatically shuts down after a while... really don't know why...
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From: bbcda on 19 Mar 2010 00:04 On 2010-03-18 17:52:53 -0400, dorayme said: > In article <4ba27d36$0$2387$a1967b79(a)news.stevens-tech.edu>, > bbcda <office8(a)eml.bbcda.de> wrote: > >> Hey, JR - hey, dorayme, >> >> thanks. Well, it seems like Time Machine might be a problem, as JR >> says. I'll do the following: I'll keep an eye on it, and maybe, on the >> weekend, do what dorayme suggested (leave the machine standing with a >> pristine new user account), and see what happens... > > I would suggest turning time machine completely off for the test > whether on a new account, a fresh install or just right now. Turn > off all scheduled things. Hey! Okay - probably worth the try... I am still not 100 % convinced that Time Machine really is the problem, since the trouble also apeared before I bought the Time Capsule (when Time Machine wasn't configured - the MacBook is still relatively new...). But I'll try that for the moment... I'll keep You updated as soon as I have new results (in a few days or so)! Thanks for all so far! Best, Bj�rn
From: Jolly Roger on 19 Mar 2010 13:53
In article <4ba2f7c3$0$31277$607ed4bc(a)cv.net>, bbcda <office8(a)eml.bbcda.de> wrote: > On 2010-03-18 17:52:53 -0400, dorayme said: > > > In article <4ba27d36$0$2387$a1967b79(a)news.stevens-tech.edu>, > > bbcda <office8(a)eml.bbcda.de> wrote: > > > >> Hey, JR - hey, dorayme, > >> > >> thanks. Well, it seems like Time Machine might be a problem, as JR > >> says. I'll do the following: I'll keep an eye on it, and maybe, on the > >> weekend, do what dorayme suggested (leave the machine standing with a > >> pristine new user account), and see what happens... > > > > I would suggest turning time machine completely off for the test > > whether on a new account, a fresh install or just right now. Turn > > off all scheduled things. > > Hey! > > Okay - probably worth the try... > I am still not 100 % convinced that Time Machine really is the problem, > since the trouble also apeared before I bought the Time Capsule (when > Time Machine wasn't configured - the MacBook is still relatively > new...). But I'll try that for the moment... > > I'll keep You updated as soon as I have new results (in a few days or > so)! Thanks for all so far! Best, > Bj�rn If you turn off a bunch of stuff and the problem goes away, you know it was one of the things you turned off. So do keep track of each thing you turn off... -- Send responses to the relevant news group rather than email to me. E-mail sent to this address may be devoured by my very hungry SPAM filter. Due to Google's refusal to prevent spammers from posting messages through their servers, I often ignore posts from Google Groups. Use a real news client if you want me to see your posts. JR |