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robf

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Dec 21, 2007
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I have just received my new MacBook Pro 15" i5, however when it approaches the point where it is running low on battery I get the warning to plug it into a power source. Usually on my old MacBook 13" it would go to sleep before actually exhausting the battery completely.

So when my new MBP runs out of battery it just powers off completely and I have to boot it again when I plug it into a power source.

Have I missed out on some crucial calibration? I did charge the battery fully and then run it down completely.
 

robf

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Dec 21, 2007
18
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I ran a pmset -g. I can see that hibernatemode is set correctly: (I think 3 is correct).

Code:
Active Profiles:
Battery Power		1
AC Power		2*
Currently in use:
 lidwake	1
 halfdim	1
 sms		1
 hibernatefile	/var/vm/sleepimage
 gpuswitch	2
 disksleep	10
 sleep		10
 hibernatemode	3
 displaysleep	10
 ttyskeepawake	1
 acwake		0
 womp		1
 

Rogue.

macrumors regular
Apr 13, 2010
166
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Telford. UK.
It will automatically go to sleep with a battery reserve.

This is why when calibrating you should let it sleep for 5 hours once it shuts itself down to use the remaining battery charge. :)
 
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