Charging Problem after Deep Sleep

Hey
All works fine but, when i wake up my MacBook from the Deep Sleep Mode, it seems, that my MacBook doesn´t know, if the MacSafe is plugged in or not.
Normally, when you plug in the MacSafe, in the menu bar the batterie status goes to "charging". But after the Deep Sleep Mode, my MacBooks doesn´t know, that i turn off the MacSafe. All the time, it shows the status, "charged" in the menu bar.
So the Problem is, that my MacBook doesn´t show the right charging status in the menu bar. So i
don´t know, how the batterie status is.
That´s very strange.
Somebody who can help me?
MacBook 2,1
3Gb Ram
950 gma

if you haven't already try listing your problem in the Powerbook forum. Sounds like its most likely an issue with the PB.
Also, have you tried putting the ipod in different settings? As in;
Enable Disk Mode
->itunes open
->itunes closed
Open itunes when this ipod is connected
->itunes open
->itunes closed
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