MACBOOK PRO - lid closed -35 seconds to go to sleep help!!

[aoaaron]

my sleep seems to have gotten really long. I just closed the lid and the light was on for 30 seconds before showing it was asleep.

I've been plugging it into an external display quite a bit lately. could this be a cause?

I've uninstalled all my printers so I don't think it can be a printer issue because there is nothing under printers now.

ive also tried: sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0

still takes 20 seconds atleast.

 

[aoaaron]

* Domain: applicationresponse.timedout
- Message: Kernel AdventAIOBonjour com.apple.powermanagement.applicationresponse.timedout 30000 ms
- Time: 24/08/2011 00:03:04 GMT+01:00
- Signature: AdventAIOBonjour
- UUID: 05C5A958-3829-4595-BE51-2F1DFBD4811D
- Result: Noop
- Response time (ms): 30000


i found this but dont know how to get rid of it. i deleted Avent AOI Printer Home from my applications but this still runs!



ok figured it out.
after the sudo terminal command to find the culprit
finder navigate /library/printers and find printer +uninstall.

and they say mac is simple lol...


win7 would have been ctrl+ald+del, see procc, uninstal bham!

 

[dusk007]

Where did you find this log data?
I have got a similar problem with my shutdown time. Since I installed my SSD it takes longer to shut down than before. Before it was almost instantly (maybe 2-3 seconds) now it takes almost as long as starting it up, which isn't that long but still longer than it should take (10-15secs).
I would really like to know why.

 

[bobcan]

Also, as an Option other than 'just closing the lid' I have been a fan of using the Sleep Command Shortcut: Option+Command+Eject (upper right disc eject)

Mine will generally Sleep in 3-5 secs.. Never fails me..

 

[aoaaron]

Where did you find this log data?
I have got a similar problem with my shutdown time. Since I installed my SSD it takes longer to shut down than before. Before it was almost instantly (maybe 2-3 seconds) now it takes almost as long as starting it up, which isn't that long but still longer than it should take (10-15secs).
I would really like to know why.

pmset -g log

 

[dusk007]

Thanks. Didn't help though as it is only the powermgnt log.
I checked the System log. All I figured out is that the tomcat6 macport tries to start unsuccesfully every 5 - 10 seconds. Deinstalled it but that is definitely not the problem.
That is what happens after the halt.
mDNSResponder[51]: mDNSResponder mDNSResponder-258.21 (May 26 2011 14:40:13) stopping
DirectoryService[15]: BUG in libdispatch: 10K540 - 1960 - 0x10004004
WindowServer[107]: hidd died. Reestablishing connection.
WindowServer[107]: Unable to create event queue via hidd: (0x10000003)

Doesn't look to strange especially since this all happens in the same second and is everything that is logged.
Strange. Everytime this circle shows which it never did before. Used to just shut off as soon as all apps were closed.

 

[jimbo1mcm]

Don't look at it!!

Everyone knows you can't go to sleep if someone is looking at you!!

 

[BAC5.2]

It's probably because of the computer wanting to dump the contents of the RAM onto the drive. I disabled that option, and now the computer is asleep almsot instantaneously. Before, it would be 20-40 seconds before it would go to bed.

I'll try to find the information on how to change the setting.

 

[dusk007]

Read the first post. Nobody here needs to know how to disable hibernation.

I've uninstalled all my printers so I don't think it can be a printer issue because there is nothing under printers now.

ive also tried: sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0

still takes 20 seconds atleast.

 

[BAC5.2]

Whoops, missed that part.