Is iBook G4 (early 2004) battery hot-swappable during sleep

Is the battery of an iBook G4 (early 2004) hot-swappable while the computer is in sleep mode and the power adapter is not connected?

No. Download the iBook Manual from this page:
http://www.apple.com/support/ibook/
On page 46 of the manual, it says to shut down the iBook before removing the battery.
The online instructions for iBook battery replacement can be found here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=88121
Again, it tells you to shut down the iBook before removing the battery. This has not changed for the iBook G4.
Here is the list for part numbers for backup batteries:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=86181
Note that all iBooks are listed as n/a (not applicable) when it comes to backup batteries. Since your iBook does not have a backup battery, the battery is not hot-swappable.

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According to Low End Mac:
http://www.lowendmac.com/ibooks/12-100.html
The 12" iBook G4/1 GHz introduced 2004.04.19 had wireless networking: 54 Mbps AirPort Extreme optional.
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i want to add 1GB RAM in my iBook G4 (early 2004) 1.2GHz 14''.
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Hi,
Welcome to the Discussions.
Both will work. There's no advantage to using PC2700 as it will run at PC2100 speed. Go with the least expensive of the two.
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After I updated to mavericks this Tuesday, I noticed the battery drains quickly during sleep mode.
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MB Battery drain during sleep

I have a MacBook IntelDuo (not 2) that I just purchased in October.
I noticed that the battery still drains during sleep. If I put the computer to sleep for 4 hours, it drops by about 15% - 20%.
I had a iBook (white g3 500mhz) and I could put it to sleep for days without the battery barely draining at all.... espeically in OS9 (over a week unplugged and asleep and had 25% battery left). Once I switched to OSX the battery drained a bit faster.
Drain is expected, but this seems like a much bigger drain than older systems. What could still be running when it's asleep?

When you put it to sleep, do you notice a steady white light? If so, then only your display is sleeping.
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I had a 15" PowerBook G4, and one of my favorite features was the hot-swappable battery -- if you needed to switch to a spare battery, you could just close the lid, quickly take out the old battery and put in a fresh one.
I've tried this on my MacBook Pro, and every time I do it shuts down on me.
My question is, does this mean that battery hot-swap isn't supported? Or is there some small internal battery in my MacBook Pro (that would allow this) not functioning properly?

The MBPs can in fact hot-swap batteries. While it doesn't exactly work the same as the PowerBooks it does work fine and in some ways it's better than the PBs. If you have disabled Safe Sleep then this is your problem as you need it. With a Safe Sleep, everything in RAM gets copied to hard drive so when it loses power, all can be restored. So, all you need to do is to sleep your MBP, and when your remove the battery, yes it just shuts off, however, when you return a battery and push the power button it will restore properly from Safe Sleep.
The PBs did it differently and used the PRAM battery to maintain sleep, for around a minute or so, while you swapped batteries. The MBPs can be in Safe Sleep indefinitely.

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I just recently aquired a Power Mac G5 early 2004.
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I purchased my iBook in 2005. It was the late 2004 model (I think this was the last iBook G4). Can anyone remember what size the HD was that came standard with the cheapest model?

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+Machine ID called PowerBook6,5+
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