Bookmarks don't sync after upgrade to Tiger :-(

I have 3 computers synced to the same .Mac account.
Until this week everything has worked perfectly. This week I upgraded my powerbook to Tiger (already upgraded my iMac and a DualG5 desktop).
With the upgrade of my powerbook,
(1) the name that iSync associated with the powerbook changed (don't know why), which produced a duplicate entry for iSync.
(2) multible "bookmarks bar" and "bookmarks menu" items showed up on each machine's bookmarks. The new folders were empty (and I deleted them on each machine).
(3) After the Tiger upgrade, bookmark syncing remained enabled in powerbook's iSync pref pane, but not in Safari's preferences. After copying the bookmarks.plist from a good machine and rebooting, this problem disappeared (I don't know if either of these actions resulted in correcting Safari's preferences).
(4) my powerbook no longer sync's its bookmarks ... in fact, I've not been able to verify that any of my computers can still sync their bookmarks. The bookmarks I see on .Mac appear to be an older version of my bookmarks and no longer correspond to those on any computer
Any ideas?
TIA

update on my troubles ...
I reset my iSync bookmarks data on .Mac from the <Advanced> tab of the iSync pref pane using data from a good computer.
I then pointed Safari to .Mac to view my bookmarks. I was prompted with 3 options (don't recall the detail) and selected the 1st option which replaced the .Mac bookmarks with those within Safari (which should have been the same at this point)
Now my .Mac account has the correct bookmarks ...
Next, I initiated a sync of my powerbook. I was notified that my .Mac bookmarks had been reset and asked if I wanted to replace those on the powerbook with those on .Mac, which is what I did.
... and now everything appears to be working again!
Regards

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    I've tried some of the suggestions I've found for the iBook 'wake from sleep' postings on macfixit.com and here - resetting NVRAM and removing a few of the .plist files. This didn't seem to help.
    I would greatly appreciate help in resolving this issue. I've been a Mac owner since the original Macintosh (it's still in my house) and am frustrated that this is the first problem I've encountered.
    Thanks in advance for your help.

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