A an4rew macrumors newbie Original poster Oct 5, 2007 #1 I like this feature of connecting macbook to any computer and providing wireless internet. Altho I hate that closing the lid causes it to cut off. Anyway to get the macbook to go to sleep but still keep the connection alive?
I like this feature of connecting macbook to any computer and providing wireless internet. Altho I hate that closing the lid causes it to cut off. Anyway to get the macbook to go to sleep but still keep the connection alive?
J JPT macrumors regular Oct 6, 2007 #2 an4rew said: I like this feature of connecting macbook to any computer and providing wireless internet. Altho I hate that closing the lid causes it to cut off. Anyway to get the macbook to go to sleep but still keep the connection alive? Click to expand... Plug in a keyboard, mouse, and external monitor (Or just put the dongle in I believe it will treat that as a "monitor"). 🙂
an4rew said: I like this feature of connecting macbook to any computer and providing wireless internet. Altho I hate that closing the lid causes it to cut off. Anyway to get the macbook to go to sleep but still keep the connection alive? Click to expand... Plug in a keyboard, mouse, and external monitor (Or just put the dongle in I believe it will treat that as a "monitor"). 🙂
K krisis1 macrumors member Oct 6, 2007 #3 There is no way to sleep a computer and keep providing internet sharing. It is possible to close the lid but not go to sleep, an application like InsomniaX does exactly this. This way, you don't have to lug around a keyboard/mouse/monitor.
There is no way to sleep a computer and keep providing internet sharing. It is possible to close the lid but not go to sleep, an application like InsomniaX does exactly this. This way, you don't have to lug around a keyboard/mouse/monitor.
A an4rew macrumors newbie Original poster Oct 6, 2007 #4 thanks alot guys, plugging a usb device in worked and this program looks a good alternative. 😀