How do i awaken from a deep sleep/hibernation

I have many eMacs in a library I run at my school. On occassion they go into a deep sleep/hibernation that the only way I can awaken them is to pull the plug and then put plug back in and restart. They do not even respond to on/off button being depressed for 30 seconds. There must be a command or better way then unplugging. Thanks for any help.
peter
G4 17"i Mac Mac OS X (10.4.4)

Thanks for the help. Of course I have tried to depress keys and combination of keys to wake but to no avail. The power light on the eMac "throbs" bright/low and no response when in the hibernation mode. At one station 6 eMacs are connected to a hub and the hub goes to an ethernet hook up to a T1 line through our school server. We have many of these types of arrangements throughout the school. Not all of the eMacs do this hibernation however, and is very puzzling has to when and why ones goes into the "deep sleep." I guess i am concerned with screen burn in and when the Mac is in a multiple user log in screen, the screen saver will not activate. Thanks and if you can think of anything else i would appreciate all suggestions.
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Yes I can confirm that this is what I was suspecting. When my Macbook Pro hibernates with Parallels running, it freezes with the RAM problem. When Parallels is off, if wakes normally, no problem at all. I am also getting constant bad RAM "access violation", "runtime", and "exception" errors when running RAM-intensive programs that crash whatever I was working on. This is really making Windows unuseable for me but I am struggling with it considering there is no alternative expect using an actual crappy PC.
I found an article on Parallels forum that describes this issue among others: http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=108735
Unfortunately, it's been an issue for almost a year now and no solution. Really bad support from Parallels if you ask me. Can't say anything about VMWare though, because I do not use that.

How do i awaken from a deep sleep/hibernation

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