10.14.2 - Does sleep work?

[Howard2k]

Are you losing 20% - 30% overnight?

 

[ISKOTB]

no

 

[whoisyourdaddy]

Are you losing 20% - 30% overnight?

Yes/No

 

[n-evo]

Nope.

MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports) here.

 

[Howard2k]

no

No sleep doesn’t work? Or no you’re not losing 20%-30% overnight?

 

[ISKOTB]

sleep work fine and I just checked for you I'm losing less than 10%

No sleep doesn’t work? Or no you’re not losing 20%-30% overnight?

 

[Howard2k]

sleep work fine

Thanks

 

[0009827]

Had this issue with the early versions. Since 10.14.2 still 100% after 8 hours sleep. Across a few machines. Problem resolved.

 

[Howard2k]

Had this issue with the early versions. Since 10.14.2 still 100% after 8 hours sleep. Across a few machines. Problem resolved.

Thanks!

 

[Howard2k]

Lost 17% last night. Still atrocious compared to Sierra, but a slight improvement.

 

[Howard2k]

Only 4% last night. Looks like it might be fixed after all.

 

[F23]

Are you losing 20% - 30% overnight?

Yes. Even more.

 

[AppleMythos]

i lose no more than five percent over extended periods of time on sleep, same as before.

 

[MacGizmo]

I lose about 2-4% max. Maybe try turning off App Nap in the prefs to see if that changes things for you.

 

[Howard2k]

Back to 14% lost. Looks like it's slightly improved over 10.14.0, but not significantly or with any regularity.

 

[0009827]

Back to 14% lost. Looks like it's slightly improved over 10.14.0, but not significantly or with any regularity.

On Battery power- In terminal run the following (this only displays current settings):
pmset -g

What is the output of the command?

 

[Howard2k]

On Battery power- In terminal run the following (this only displays current settings):
pmset -g

What is the output of the command?

System-wide power settings:

Currently in use:

 lidwake              1

 autopoweroff         1

 standbydelayhigh     86400

 autopoweroffdelay    28800

 proximitywake        0

 standby              1

 standbydelaylow      10800

 ttyskeepawake        1

 hibernatemode        3

 powernap             0

 gpuswitch            2

 hibernatefile        /var/vm/sleepimage

 highstandbythreshold 50

 displaysleep         5

 sleep                5 (sleep prevented by fud, coreaudiod, iTunes)

 acwake               0

 halfdim              1

 tcpkeepalive         1

 disksleep            10

 

[Matmania]

Yes but battery shot.
Just replaced so lets see how it goes.

 

[Tech198]

Yes, sleep works (on MBA for reference), and no I'm not losing sleep (except when i'm up posting on MR)

I did have to do SMC reset, but that wasan't the reason. unrelated

 

[0009827]

System-wide power settings:

Currently in use:

 lidwake              1

 autopoweroff         1

 standbydelayhigh     86400

 autopoweroffdelay    28800

 proximitywake        0

 standby              1

 standbydelaylow      10800

 ttyskeepawake        1

 hibernatemode        3

 powernap             0

 gpuswitch            2

 hibernatefile        /var/vm/sleepimage

 highstandbythreshold 50

 displaysleep         5

 sleep                5 (sleep prevented by fud, coreaudiod, iTunes)

 acwake               0

 halfdim              1

 tcpkeepalive         1

 disksleep            10

Your standbydelayhigh is set to 24 hours. *If* you ran the command while on battery power, this explains why you lose so much overnight- the machine is never going to full sleep.
sudo pmset -b standbydelay SECONDS
(change seconds to something more fitting.) I set mine to half an hour.
All settings while on AC power will remain the same.

 

[Howard2k]

Your standbydelayhigh is set to 24 hours. *If* you ran the command while on battery power, this explains why you lose so much overnight- the machine is never going to full sleep.
sudo pmset -b standbydelay SECONDS
(change seconds to something more fitting.) I set mine to half an hour.
All settings while on AC power will remain the same.

Thanks. I did originally run the commend with power connected, then re-ran it with the power unconnected (which is what I posted).

I just tried again to ensure that I'm not insane.

In both cases (power connected vs on battery) there were changes to some of the settings but the standbydelayhigh remained unchanged at 86400.

I've set this for 30 minutes. Thanks for your help, I'll try it again over the next few weeks and see how it performs.

I don't need to be concerned about the AC Power message right?

Current pmsettting on battery and on power.

Battery:

Power:

 

[0009827]

mine:

battery:


mains:

 

[Howard2k]

mine:

battery:
View attachment 812023

mains:
View attachment 812024

Thanks
[doublepost=1545405678][/doublepost]Found this interesting article on the pmset options.

https://www.dssw.co.uk/reference/pmset.html

 

[Howard2k]

mine:

battery:
View attachment 812023

mains:
View attachment 812024

Hey, just wanted to say thanks again. From the afternoon of Dec 24th until the afternoon of Dec 26th, I lost 20%. I was using it during that time, so it looks like the sleep function is working properly again.