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12-29-2009, 11:48 AM
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Puma
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Timisoara
Posts: 28
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Quote:
Originally Posted by dtkenmo
I (and many others) have this issue. Until you find a fix, try this workaround:
1, Open System Preferences.
2. Select "Screensaver" button above.
3. Select "Hot Corners" button.
4. In "Active Screen Corners" drop-down click the blue end of the bar corresponding to the corner of your choice and select "Sleep Display" and click OK.
5. Exit Preferences pane you are in.
Now when you boot to the blue screen just move your pointer to that corner and presto, your display will sleep; the next mouse movement will wake it up to...
a complete desktop display  |
I made a keyboard shortcut (automator) for putting the monitor to sleep, sadly it does not put it to sleep when the screen is green/black
Running Snow 10.6.3 + 10.6.3 annapvirth kernel on:
ASUS M3N78
(specs: http://www.deusxmachina.org/manual.pdf
Audio Chipset: VT1708B High Definition Audio 8-channel CODEC (VoodooHDA 17Feb2010 version, only JackOutput, sad about my digital output not working)
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AMD Athlon x2 Black Edition 7750 2.7GHz AM2+ 3MB Cache
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Palit nVidia GTS 250 512MB DDR3 (works with GFX Strings)
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2x2GB GeIL Ultra DDR2 800MHz
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Seagate 300GB
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