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[Romeyn Prescott]

>
>  > I intend to address this problem this week. Whenever MacOS
>>  goes to sleep, the clock becomes completely bogus. It ought to
>>  be a matter of just setting the date and time after sleep.
>>
>>  /Samuel
>
>I don't know if this helps, but I discovered that if you turn off HD
>spindown in Energy Saver, the bogus-clock-after-sleep problem does not
>occur.

Yeah!  I'll ditto that!  Idiscovered the same thing.  Just turn off 
Energy Saver completely.  "Sleep" is (IMHO) a crazy thing to do to a 
desktop computer anyway.  They should never have ported it over from 
the PowerBooks way back when.

That may not be very eco-centric, but my history as a tech support 
professional is that sleep on a desktop computer causes more problems 
than it solves.

Sorry about the tangent...

Anyhoo...Energy Saver OFF, no clock oddity.

...ROMeyn
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