All is well, but when I put it to sleep and wake it back up, the display isn't right. It's super dim, to the point of unreadability. You can see it's light, to some extent, but it's so dim you can't read it. This only happens in OS X, it's fine under MacOS 9.2.1.
This is a Wallstreet/466 (yes, 466) with 384mb of RAM running 10.1 on a 30gb hard drive.
Thanks
Steve, this is exactly what I posted under the subject "Black screen on wake from sleep"
OS X 10.1, WallStreet 300.
-- Sally
In comp.sys.mac.portables Steve Wilbur wrote:
All is well, but when I put it to sleep and wake it back up, the display isn't right. It's super dim, to the point of unreadability. You can see it's light, to some extent, but it's so dim you can't read it. This only happens in OS X, it's fine under MacOS 9.2.1.
This is a Wallstreet/466 (yes, 466) with 384mb of RAM running 10.1 on a 30gb hard drive.
Thanks
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well, at least i know it's not just me. did you find a solution?
Previously, Sally Shears wrote:
Steve, this is exactly what I posted under the subject "Black screen on wake from sleep"
OS X 10.1, WallStreet 300.
-- Sally
In comp.sys.mac.portables Steve Wilbur wrote:
All is well, but when I put it to sleep and wake it back up, the display isn't right. It's super dim, to the point of unreadability. You can see it's light, to some extent, but it's so dim you can't read it. This only happens in OS X, it's fine under MacOS 9.2.1.
This is a Wallstreet/466 (yes, 466) with 384mb of RAM running 10.1 on a 30gb hard drive.
Thanks
Previously, Steve Wilbur wrote:
[[ This message was both posted and mailed: see the "To," "Cc," and "Newsgroups" headers for details. ]]
well, at least i know it's not just me. did you find a solution?
Previously, Sally Shears wrote:
Steve, this is exactly what I posted under the subject "Black screen on wake from sleep"
OS X 10.1, WallStreet 300.
-- Sally
In comp.sys.mac.portables Steve Wilbur wrote:
All is well, but when I put it to sleep and wake it back up, the display isn't right. It's super dim, to the point of unreadability. You can see it's light, to some extent, but it's so dim you can't read it. This only happens in OS X, it's fine under MacOS 9.2.1.
This is a Wallstreet/466 (yes, 466) with 384mb of RAM running 10.1 on a 30gb hard drive.
Thanks
You might want to try pushing the little brightness button just below the screen. I am running a Wallstreet 466 with 512 Megs and OS X 10.1 without those problems.
Rob
Thanks, Rob for the suggestion. That doesn't affect the problem.
Wake from sleep. No backlight.
-- Sally
In comp.sys.mac.portables Rob Frohne wrote:
You might want to try pushing the little brightness button just below the screen. I am running a Wallstreet 466 with 512 Megs and OS X 10.1 without those problems.
Rob
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