MacBook Pro 10.5.2 Screen does not wake from sleep

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?
I thought this stuff was supposed to be "Reliable" and "easy to use" ?
I love OS X, but this wake from sleep issue is making me second guess my decision to switch.

I've been experiencing this issue 2-3 times a day, and it bugs the **** out of me.
I've followed the steps on the link provided.
I note there is no noise or visual indicator to suggest the reset took place (possibly because tehre is no power source there?) but I'll report back if I have any further hangs on the screen when waking up.
Cheers!

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Resolution
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Aug 29 21:01:49 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 2
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Aug 29 21:01:49 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 3
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Aug 29 21:09:16 wl-10-180-115-252 com.apple.launchd[1] (com.apple.UserEventAgent-LoginWindow[79]): Exited: Terminated
Aug 29 21:09:16 wl-10-180-115-252 com.apple.launchd[87] (com.apple.AirPortBaseStationAgent): Unknown key for boolean: EnableTransactions
Aug 29 21:09:16 wl-10-180-115-252 com.apple.launchd[87] (org.x.startx): Unknown key for boolean: EnableTransactions
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Open System Preferences/Accounts then select the Login Items tab. Delete any files or apps you have listed there.
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The problem is that after the DHCP lease expires, the NIC continues to respond to the ARP requests and that causes IP conflicts on the network because the computer is responding to ARP requests for an IP address the computer has lost its lease on. Any
time a computer is asleep for longer than the DHCP lease time then when a new computer gets the IP from the lost lease, an IP conflict is reported because the new leasee does an ARP to see if the IP is in use and the sleeping computers NIC responds to the
ARP and this results in an IP conflict for the new leasee.
I opened a ticket with the Hardware Vendor, which is Dell in this case, and they opened an engineering case with Intel - the NIC OEM. The outcome of this case what that this is Windows fault. Windows is supposed to wake up from sleep and renew
its DHCP lease at the lease half life and then go back to sleep. My computers are not doing this. They let the lease expire while they are sleeping.
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Extending the lease time is a bandage on the problem, and it is what we have done while I attempt to resolve the issue.
The network group would like the lease time set to 4 hours.
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The resolution would be to figure out why a sleeping Windows OS is not maintaining its IP address. If it is not going to renew the DHCP lease while it is asleep, it is still responsible for updating the TCP stack (and the NIC) to let it know that it
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Good evening from Germany,
I have a problem with my MBP (5,1). Since last tuesday the MBP boots automatically after it had been shut down if the power chord is still attached to the MBP. As well when closing the lid it goes into sleep mode but after a couple of minutes it tries to wake itself resulting in lighting up the Apple logo on the back of the lid. After that it goes into sleep mode again and starts all over with the procedure ...-wake up-lid still closed-sleep-wake up-...
I did not install or update any software since that day, the power management options "wake on LAN", and "restart after powerloss" are decativated. I do not have any scheduled boot or shut down times set. I removed all login-items, had a look for the "com.apple.AutoWake.plist" and deleted it. I do not have or had any eyeTV application installed. I have no clue what could have caused this behaviour.
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Feb 28 18:12:21 localhost com.apple.launchd[1]: * launchd[1] has started up. *
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greetings
flyingA

That's what I was guessing as well. But unfortunately there is no other device connected to the MBP.
Here's a list of what I've tried so far:
- login-items deleted
- PRAM & SMC reset
- no boot schedules
- System Preferences Energy "Wake on Ethernet activity" deactivated
- System Preferences Energy "Automatic reboot after power-loss " deactivated
- eyeTV not installed (was never installed before)
- "com.apple.AutoWake.plist" in /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/ deleted
- mobileMe sync deactivated
- ComboUpdate installed
- booted in Safe Mode and tested
- setup new user and tested if the problem persists (in Safe Mode too)
- fresh install using a Time Machine backup
Well thanks for the that but let's keep writing in English I guess that's easier for both of us.

I can't install my old logic 8 on my new macbook pro. It says it does not support powerpc applications anymore. what do i need to do?? this is ridiculous!!!

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Logic 8 will probably run on your new machine but the installation program contains some older PPC code for pre Intel Macs. This was not a problem as all OSX versions contained the "Rosetta" PPC emulation, that is, up until Lion when all PPC emulation was dropped.
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