Does wake from sleep seem a little different in 10.5.6 from before?

I've noticed that wake from sleep seems a bit different than before. I use my MBP in closed-clamshell mode. Connected are the aluminum Apple keyboard, a Might Mouse (not wireless), and a 20" Apple Cinema Display.
What I've noticed is that upon waking, the backlight comes on (the screen is blank), then there's a slight delay, the display shows everything as it was before sleep, then it flashes blue (my background color) and refreshes, showing what I just saw. It's basically doing the same thing twice -- I guess it's being very sure to check to see whether a display was connected during sleep. There also wasn't the wakeup stage where the screen is dark but the backlight is obviously on.
Has anyone else noticed a change?

Hey guys I am new here but not new to macs. I have been using a mac for about 2 years now and when I saw the new Pro's I knew I had too have one. So far I haven't experienced any of the problems I keep hearing about in this forum which I'm glad. Unfortunately I am one of those guys who obsesses about the littlest things and can't let go until I find closure. That being said just about every issue that I have seen on this forum with the new MacBook Pro I have thoroughly checked mine to make sure it doesn't have it. So far so good. So yesterday I followed the update to 10.5.6 and everything seems find with the sleep accept the sleep light indictor doesn't seem to go out completely when sleeping. It dims to a very faint level but you can still see it. Is this a big deal or nothing to worry about?

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Has wake from sleep behavior changed in 10.5.6 from 10.5.5?

I've noticed that wake from sleep seems a bit different than before. I use my MBP in closed-clamshell mode. Connected are an aluminum Apple keyboard, a Mighty Mouse (not wireless), and a 20" Apple Cinema Display.
What I've noticed is that upon waking, the backlight comes on (the screen is blank), then there's a slight delay, the display shows everything as it was before sleep, then it flashes blue (my background color) and refreshes, showing what I just saw. It's basically doing the same thing twice -- I guess it's being very sure to check to see whether a display was connected during sleep. There also wasn't the wakeup stage where the screen is dark but the backlight is obviously on.
Has anyone else noticed a change?

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I am going to respond to my self and say I am nuts.
Canon does not seem to have any uninstaller for this scanner on their site:
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&tabact=DownloadDet ailTabAct&fcategoryid=351&modelid=17104
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+Dear XXXX:+
+In some cases, coming out of sleep mode may not properly reinitialize+
+the USB bus on Macintosh Operating Systems. Unfortunately, the only+
+work around when this happens is to restart the computer.+
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TS4080 apple thunderbolt display image on display intermittently goes dark, does not wake from sleep after clicking mouse or keyboard, but there is "bonk" sound after clicking mouse or pressing keys. Rebooting by pressing the power button resolves issue.

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Hi ED, tough to tell, but it does sound like it's waking with the bonk, just not displaying.
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My computer has been getting a lot of this weird issue that it is asleep, the light is pulsing. But when you go to wake it up, the keyboard lights up, caps light key will work, but the display is blank, nothing makes it turn back on.
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dchrem wrote:
The machine is stock from Apple, it's a replacement for a previous machie try screwed up repairing which itself was a replacement for a machine that they couldn't get the part for, for over a month. Thank God for AppleCare!
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This is probably the 80th time this issue has been posted.
I am hoping someone at Apple or otherwise can give me an answer on it.
What is the deal with this? Why can't my Macbook wake properly?
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I've been experiencing this issue 2-3 times a day, and it bugs the **** out of me.
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traced back to a OS X system cause of this odd phenomenon?
Are there any copies of system files on any of the attached USB
external drives? Any libraries, such as iTunes, iPhoto, etc?
Once the drives are indexed by Spotlight, are their permissions
ignored by the OS X? Content, if neutral, should not affect the
wake or sleep cycle; especially if they're ignored by the OS X.
Could there be a bad cable or other component? If so that would
be a difficult process of elimination to detect it. Usually replacing
most suspect components in the USB stream (external to Macs)
is a rote way to mechanically test that idea; & not 100% sure.
Does the equipment all have a good ground to the utility or house
electrical field? An intermittent ground may affect more than sleep.
Hard to say at this point. Maybe a late-night talk radio guru on
remote viewing could peer into your situation and sleuth it out?
Sorry to have run out of ideas, but the process must be electrical
& mechanical to some extent. - Or perhaps odd software inspired.
Do you have any phone-home spyware items inside, just jumping
at the chance to spill your information? Little Snitch may help.
PS: Perhaps the computer needs to go into Apple & have a genius
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I've got a Mac Mini that does this when it wakes from sleep:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlqYc8qH7ps
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The Mini is connected to a Vizio 55" LED LCD TV via HDMI. I've had the logic board replaced twice and the RAM has also been replaced.
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