M4 SSD issue with hibernate?

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  1. prism, Jun 2, 2012

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    I discovered recently that if I drain the batteries or force into hibernate mode my laptop freezes during recovery and I need to do a hard reset to get back!
    I thought it might just be a firmware update, so I applied the latest one and got the beach ball of death instead. So I reverted back to the previous firmware and now all seems fine except for the hibernate issue.
    My question is: Do you experience the same problem? Is there an issue with the latest Crucial firmware?
    I did a search but the results seem mixed!

    TIA
     
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  2. netdoc66, Jun 2, 2012

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    What version was your previous firmware?

    My drive was a wreck until I went to 000f. It was like night and day for me. Did you boot from an install disk/usb drive and run disk permissions after you flashed the firmware?
     
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  3. prism, Jun 2, 2012

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    I used a cd for the boot but did not fix permissions afterwards. I also have file vault activated and wonder if that might be an issue?
    Are you able to restore from hibernate mode successfully?
     
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  4. alphaod, Jun 2, 2012

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    Is the SSD in your main bay or optical bay?
     
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  5. prism, Jun 2, 2012

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    Main, now you are making it sound like I'm the only one with this issue!
     
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  6. jbzcar, Jun 2, 2012

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    Its a legit question. I had lots of hibernate issues with my SSD on the optical bay. All problems resolved when I switched my drives around.
     
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  7. codymac, Jun 2, 2012

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    Nope - no issues on 0309 or 000F in the HD bay.
     
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  8. prism, Jun 3, 2012

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    Then surely it has something to do with which model MB you have. Mine is early 2011 13".
     
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  9. SDAVE, Jun 3, 2012

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    Turn off hibernate. You'll save space too and sleep will also be instant.
     
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  10. codymac, Jun 3, 2012

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    Yeah, whoops. I'm not hibernating, I'm sleeping.
    :eek:

    15" early 2011 though.
     
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