I'm having an issue when the new macbook air (late 2010) enters deep sleep mode, so this only happens after a minimum of 1 hour sleep: At first when the system awakes it hangs for a few seconds on the parallels session, and afterwards it works very slow, and the virtual CPU is half of the time running @ 100% only option is to reboot the VM ... any idea what could cause this ?
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Macbook air deep sleep resume problem
- Thread starter edd--
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I found a 'deep sleep' widget to help emulate this problem ... when parallels is running and is resumed from deep sleep it sometimes spontaneously reboots, crashes or hangs ... I works fine when parallels desktop is not running.
For now I have disabled deep sleep with the command: sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0
For now I have disabled deep sleep with the command: sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0
Interesting. Maybe this could be the cause why Parallels prevent Mac OSX to go sleep after idle time.
They still have problems with sleep/resume of host Operating System.
Hope they could solve these problems promptly.
Edd are you using a windows VM? can you try also a Linux VM (Ubuntu 10.10 live cd for example) and check if Parallels crash/hang after resume?
They still have problems with sleep/resume of host Operating System.
Hope they could solve these problems promptly.
Edd are you using a windows VM? can you try also a Linux VM (Ubuntu 10.10 live cd for example) and check if Parallels crash/hang after resume?