12/6/15 4:13:10 PM kernel PCI sleep prevented by non-power-managed IOService (5)
12/6/15 4:13:10 PM kernel IOPMSlotsMacRISC4::determineSleepSupport has canSleep true
12/6/15 4:13:27 PM kernel PM notification timeout (pid 120, SystemUIServer)
12/6/15 4:13:28 PM kernel IONetworkController::disable
12/6/15 4:13:29 PM kernel System Sleep
12/7/15 9:11:56 AM kernel System Wake
12/7/15 9:11:56 AM kernel Wake event 0800
That is what I would suspect. If you get a chance, install iStat Menus or Menu Meters. That will let you get an idea of how hot the CPU is getting.
Usually that's just a freeze though. Not a fan-stopping quiet, screen went dark kind of thing.
First you need to start Console then it should be the top line - see below picture....
I had considered that the first time it happen, pulled all the sticks out replaced, it still shut down. but thank you for responding.
I had considered that the first time it happen, pulled all the sticks out replaced, it still shut down. but thank you for responding.
Got it!! Still the only big issue is the Kodak esp 3.2 printer which is not connected. Though I'm not sure what I was looking for, but the only crash report was WORD failed to open, I relaunched, and opened right up. Nothing other than that.
Ran AppleJack, took it apart for cleaning, pulled what components I could, fan, Graphics card, mem sticks, give it a good cleaning, (fans were pretty clean, as well as the upper compartment, but the lower area / you can't get into / I did blow dust out of there), put it back together, fired it up, downloaded the meters. Still running, 5 hrs. Drive Bay temp. (1832*) I'm assuming bad sensor, nothing has melted yet!! running temp 107* is that good?
107 is pretty good for a G5. It's possible to hit a little above 170º or so (freaked me out the first time I saw that) but that's extreme.
Depending on the type of printer you can either delete it in the Settings app under Printers, run the install app and choose undelete or find an uninstall app/script from the manufacturer. The maker of your printer should have a support document describing how to uninstall.
I did note the time of the last shut down this morning, but I'm not sure I looked at the right logs, but still didn't find anything unusual other than the Printer. If it shuts down again I will make close notice as to the time and post a log report. thank you for your help.
Both CPU AMB under 85* steady CPU A 108 CPU B 115 fluctuating a couple of degrees either way
Just at idle? It should be steady at idle. In other words, it shouldn't increase then cool down then repeat.
