Hey everyone. I've got a mid-2012 15" MacBook Pro (non-retina) that just recently updated to 10.8.2 (or whatever the latest patch was). It seems that ever since then, when I use the laptop after it having been left alone for several hours, it's in hibernation. I get the grey screen, have to punch in my password, it boots to the login screen, hangs for a moment, and then I can login to OS X.
This is all while plugged into a good, working power adapter that came with the system. The battery is still at 99%. I tried resetting the power settings in sys prefs but that did nothing.
If wanted, I can post the console log which does show it going into hibernation with a notification queue overflow happening shortly before (maybe relating to Messages doing such a lousy job of syncing with my phone). Then several hours later at 2:49AM, it seems to have woken itself, performed some network activity, then gone back into hibernation, here's an excerpt:
11/15/12 2:49:17.000 AM kernel[0]: Wake reason: EC.SleepTimer (SleepTimer)
11/15/12 2:49:17.000 AM kernel[0]: AirPort_Brcm43xx:
owerChange: System Wake - Full Wake/ Dark Wake / Maintenance wake
I see it mentions a sleep timer, of which I have none set.
I wonder if this is a potential security issue? I did run an app a month or so ago which came from an untrusted source, launched, and immediately quit (it was a fake of what I was actually looking for). I found it odd that a modified executable managed to run despite Gatekeeper being set to signed apps only, even if it did immediately close.
What's the logical next step here? Back up my data, wipe the system and do a reinstall to be sure? Or can someone confirm that this isn't a security issue and I should just zap my PRAM and NVRAM and take it from there?
Thanks, everyone.
This is all while plugged into a good, working power adapter that came with the system. The battery is still at 99%. I tried resetting the power settings in sys prefs but that did nothing.
If wanted, I can post the console log which does show it going into hibernation with a notification queue overflow happening shortly before (maybe relating to Messages doing such a lousy job of syncing with my phone). Then several hours later at 2:49AM, it seems to have woken itself, performed some network activity, then gone back into hibernation, here's an excerpt:
11/15/12 2:49:17.000 AM kernel[0]: Wake reason: EC.SleepTimer (SleepTimer)
11/15/12 2:49:17.000 AM kernel[0]: AirPort_Brcm43xx:
I see it mentions a sleep timer, of which I have none set.
I wonder if this is a potential security issue? I did run an app a month or so ago which came from an untrusted source, launched, and immediately quit (it was a fake of what I was actually looking for). I found it odd that a modified executable managed to run despite Gatekeeper being set to signed apps only, even if it did immediately close.
What's the logical next step here? Back up my data, wipe the system and do a reinstall to be sure? Or can someone confirm that this isn't a security issue and I should just zap my PRAM and NVRAM and take it from there?
Thanks, everyone.