MBP wakes from sleep, TM backup fails

Since updating to 10.5.6, whenever I open my MBP, it immediately begins to try to do a Time Machine update to my Time Capsule. This quickly fails. If I look in System Preferences>Time Capsule, in addition to showing that the backup failed, it shows the next scheduled backup, which comes and goes with no backup. The NEXT backup will usually work. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

Thanks, guys. Here is a report log. I removed the gateway address numbers from the log since I am both paranoid and not especially computer savvy. Maybe this was unnecessary.
I have one possible theory of the crime. Months ago, I set up an action in Automator and put it into iCal as a plug-in scheduled to go off at 3 am everyday. It is an action to backup a bunch of files from my local iDisk to another file on my iMac. Now, when I sync by iCal, this plug-in gets synced to my other two computers, and every morning, when I wake them up, I get a little alarm telling me the action could not be completed on those computers. Well, of course, since it is set up to copy files from one place to another on ANOTHER computer. Couldn't figure a way around this, so just kept it, and would click OK on the alarm. Caused no problems for months, and may not be the culprit now. Just thought I'd mention it.
Again, this is not a major issue for me, this TM backup problem, as it does eventually backup. I appreciate whoever goes over this log below. You should really have some of your genes frozen or something for future generations.
Dec 24 07:17:15 Macintosh kernel[0]: hibernatepage_listsetall start
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: hibernatepage_listsetall time: 155 ms
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh aosnotifyd[164]: Stream:streamCallback - an error occurred on CFReadStream: Operation could not be completed. Socket is not connected
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: pages 394371, wire 179286, act 99308, inact 15, zf 0, throt 8592, could discard act 68961 inact 30146 purgeable 8063
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh [0x0-0x9009].com.apple.dock[150]: 2008-12-24 07:17:16.214 DashboardClient[361:10b] com.fmr.widget.FidelityMarketMonitor: Fidelity is unable to provide the information that you requested at this time Please retry your request at a later time.
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: hibernatepage_listsetall found pageCount 287201
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh configd[34]: rtmsg: error writing to routing socket
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen, mlget_interruptsenabled 0
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh /System/Library/CoreServices/backupd[1728]: Starting standard backup
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh DashboardClient[361]: com.fmr.widget.FidelityMarketMonitor: Fidelity is unable to provide the information that you requested at this time Please retry your request at a later time.
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen(0)
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: writing 285717 pages
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: image1Size 479949824
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: all time: 19070 ms, comp time: 2042 ms, deco time: 0 ms,
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: image 709969920, uncompressed 1170296832 (285717), compressed 702119024 (59%), sum1 d4a91d71, sum2 f482cab8
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: hibernatewriteimage done(0)
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: sleep
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: Wake reason = EC LID0
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: System Wake
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmmon: powerStateDidChange flags=0x82 (state 4)
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: Previous Sleep Cause: 0
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: EIR is not supported.
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: AFPSleepWakeHandler: waking up
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNetDisconnect called for port 0xa032200
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en1: filter detached
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en1: down
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en1: detached
Dec 24 07:17:16 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: Freeing hub at 0xa894000.
Dec 24 07:17:17 Macintosh kernel[0]: AirPort: Link Up on en1
Dec 24 07:17:17 Macintosh configd[34]: AppleTalk startup
Dec 24 07:17:20 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: VNetUserIf_Create: created userIf at 0x10245700.
Dec 24 07:17:20 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNetConnect: returning port 0x10245700
Dec 24 07:17:20 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: Hub 0 does not exist, allocating memory.
Dec 24 07:17:20 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: Allocated hub 0xa894000 for hubNum 0.
Dec 24 07:17:20 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNETSOBINDTOHUB: port: paddr 00:50:56:fb:7d:82
Dec 24 07:17:20 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: Hub 0
Dec 24 07:17:20 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: Port 0
Dec 24 07:17:20 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en1: got dev 0x5d9d804
Dec 24 07:17:20 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en1: wireless interface detected.
Dec 24 07:17:20 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en1: up
Dec 24 07:17:20 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en1: attached
Dec 24 07:17:20 Macintosh kernel[0]: vmnet: VNetUserIfFree: freeing userIf at 0x10245700.
Dec 24 07:17:22 Macintosh mDNSResponder[22]: Double NAT (external NAT gateway address (I removed the numbers here) is also a private RFC 1918 address)
Dec 24 07:17:23 Macintosh configd[34]: AppleTalk startup complete
Dec 24 07:17:23 Macintosh /System/Library/CoreServices/backupd[1728]: Backup failed with error: 19

Similar Messages

MBP wakes from sleep as soon as ac adapter is plugged in

My MBP recently wakes from sleep after this series of events:
1. Use MBP on battery power
2. Close lid
3. Sleeps (light pulses so apparently sleeping)
4. Plug in AC adapter (while the lid is still closed)
5. Wakes at that moment the adapter is plugged in (while the lid is still closed)
6. Sometimes the MBP recognizes the lid is indeed closed and then goes to sleep itself; other times, the MBP goes to sleep, then immediately wakes, then goes to sleep, then wakes, etc., repeatedly (this happens all while the lid is closed as if it's demented), until I open the lid, wake the system and then close the lid again. Then it will finally sleep.
"Wake on AC change" is set to No (see below). I was wondering if anyone knew how to set it to Yes. Maybe I just need to switch the setting back and forth once.
I can recreate the problem, so I can just take it to the Apple Store and let them figure it out (Applecare is still in effect), but I was just wanted to give it a shot here first.
Battery Information:
Model Information:
Serial Number: Sony-ASMB012-3926-1554
Manufacturer: Sony
Device name: ASMB012
Pack Lot Code: 0001
PCB Lot Code: 0000
Firmware Version: 0110
Hardware Revision: 0500
Cell Revision: 0303
Charge Information:
Charge remaining (mAh): 4811
Fully charged: No
Charging: Yes
Full charge capacity (mAh): 5202
Health Information:
Cycle count: 91
Condition: Good
Battery Installed: Yes
Amperage (mA): 1342
Voltage (mV): 12530
System Power Settings:
AC Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes): 20
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes): 20
Automatic Restart On Power Loss: No
Wake On AC Change: No
Wake On Clamshell Open: Yes
Wake On LAN: No
Display Sleep Uses Dim: Yes
Battery Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes): 5
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes): 3
Wake On AC Change: No
Wake On Clamshell Open: Yes
Display Sleep Uses Dim: Yes
Reduce Brightness: Yes
Hardware Configuration:
UPS Installed: No
AC Charger Information:
Connected: Yes
Charging: Yes

tsenga88 wrote:
i have the same problem as well...but in my case water spilled on my macbook i let dry it for a day and when i switched it on it went on butwent off after about an hour..and ever since then every time i connect the charger it turnsoff and some times it just doesnt charge at all...please help
You don't have the same problem, you have the 'I damaged my Mac by spilling water on it' problem.
it will probably fail.
Take it to an Apple Store.

Trashing noise when mbp wakes from sleep

oh now i've started posting i keep thinking of new things that don't seem right!
for the last few months i have noticed that when i wake my mbp up from sleep, it always makes a few strange noises much the same as when you empty the trash bin as it crunches stuff.
has anyone else had this and might know why its doing it - is it serious?
also, just going through my system profiler now to check some things - i have had the spinning ball again for quite some time which i hardly ever used to have.
when this starts happening, is it a sign of something serious with the machine and can i do anything?
thanks again

thanks sig for your response and i shall certainly give the rebooting a try from disc and running repair disk.
However, i am sorry if i have caused any offence but I am terribly confused about how i might have offended anyone by my use of shortcut language - the only thing i can see I've done is use the macbook pro initials which isn't unusual on this forum as i can see and not capitalise some of my letters.
'a modicum of respect' seems a little harsh and i haven't been pulled up on such things for many many years.........
i have always been very polite and very grateful on this forum.
strange world.

MBP Wake from Sleep - VRAM corruption

Just moved from G4 -> MBP. When the computer goes to sleep, ~20% of the time when I wake from sleep (opening the screen), I get a flurry of ASCII like characters that move across the screen forever, only cleared by a hard reboot (maybe a soft reboot if I could see the underlying graphics window, but I cannot).
Any thoughts... my guess is a bad graphics card, anyone else have this problem or have an idea?

I had a similar issue. Wake from sleep sometimes the computer would reload but the screen would simply not turn on...
Just had my MLB replaced for the whine issue and that issue appears to be gone as well...with the MLB, you get a new CPU and GPU as well.
Macbook Pro 2ghz Mac OS X (10.4.7)

MBP Wakes From Sleep With Lid Shut

My MacBook Pro (only about 1 1/2 months old) wakes from sleep while the lid is shut. I close the lid to put the computer in sleep mode and wait until it has fully entered sleep mode (the white light pulsates). If I then pick the computer up and rotate it some, more often than not it sounds as if the hard drive kicks back on and the apple logo on the top of the screen briefly illuminates. Sometimes I have even noticed that the screen will illuminate; however, the most consistent things I've noticed are the hard drive and logo. This is all while the lid is still closed.
I spent around 1 1/2 hours on the phone with Apple support yesterday with no result. I thought I would see if anyone has an explanation or idea here before I send the computer off to Apple.

Hi again,
your statements that the workaround does not "work around"
on your machines confuses me a bit. It looks like the changes
in the com.apple.PowerManagement file don't produce the desired
effect.
First question: Did you restart your computers after having
applied the changes ? If not, try this first.
Can it depend on the model of MBP (I have the new Santa Rosa) ?
If I save the file as an ASCII file it looks like this:
ActivePowerProfiles = {"AC Power" = -1; "Battery Power" = -1; };
"Custom Profile" = {
"AC Power" = {
"Automatic Restart On Power Loss" = 0;
"Disk Sleep Timer" = 0;
"Display Sleep Timer" = 0;
"Display Sleep Uses Dim" = 0;
"Hibernate File" = "/var/vm/sleepimage";
"Hibernate Mode" = 3;
"Mobile Motion Module" = 1;
"System Sleep Timer" = 0;
"Wake On AC Change" = 0;
"Wake On Clamshell Open" = 0;
"Wake On LAN" = 0;
"Battery Power" = {
"Disk Sleep Timer" = 10;
"Display Sleep Timer" = 5;
"Display Sleep Uses Dim" = 1;
"Hibernate File" = "/var/vm/sleepimage";
"Hibernate Mode" = 3;
"Mobile Motion Module" = 1;
ReduceBrightness = 0;
"System Sleep Timer" = 15;
"Wake On AC Change" = 0;
"Wake On Clamshell Open" = 0;
System Profiler says:
Einstellungen für Stromversorgung des Systems:
Netzbetrieb:
Ruhezustand des Systems (nach Anzahl von Minuten): 0
Ruhezustand der Festplatte (nach Anzahl von Minuten): 0
Ruhezustand des Monitors (nach Anzahl von Minuten): 0
Bei Stromverlust automatisch neu starten: Nein
Ruhezustand bei Änderung der Stromversorgung beenden: Nein
Ruhezustand beim Öffnen des Computers beenden: Nein
Ruhezustand bei administrativen Netzwerk-Zugriffen beenden: Nein
Zum Ruhezustand des Monitors den Monitor abdunkeln: Nein
Batteriebetrieb:
Ruhezustand des Systems (nach Anzahl von Minuten): 15
Ruhezustand der Festplatte (nach Anzahl von Minuten): 10
Ruhezustand des Monitors (nach Anzahl von Minuten): 5
Ruhezustand bei Änderung der Stromversorgung beenden: Nein
Ruhezustand beim Öffnen des Computers beenden: Nein
Zum Ruhezustand des Monitors den Monitor abdunkeln: Ja
Helligkeit verringern: Nein
(German only, sorry)
And - I checked it just a minute ago - i works ! My MBP
goes to sleep when lid is shut and does NOT wake, when I
open the lid. After pressing a key, it comes to life again.
Regards,
Robert
P.S. Please have a look at the files in the
Library/Preferences/System Configuration Folder.
Is there only one file for Energy preferences or
did your system create another one, when you tried
to change settings via System Preferences ? I saw
this one time a few weeks ago, but I don't know
the exact conditions under which that happened.
Message was edited by: gandalf22

Ext. hard drive ejects when MBP wakes from sleep

When I wake my MBP from sleep (by clicking the space bar), the ext. firewire hard (MyBook 500 GB) drive ejects leaving the msg. that it was not properly ejected and data might have been lost, etc. Is there a better way to wake it that won't cause the ext. hard drive to eject?
Thanks

Hi Logan,
You should post over in the Unibody forums, where you'll find many more people who own the same machine as you do (this area deals with the Original MBP).

MBP wakes from sleep in bag, plus other issues?

So, I pulled my MBP out of my knapsack today and it was crazy hot, fan going at full speed; it had somehow woken in my bag. I have it in an isolated compartment; nothing would have been pressing against it. I'm kind of concerned that this could damage (or already have damaged or degraded) my computer and display. What's going on here?
Also, last week I opened my computer from sleep to find it rebooting. Could these issues be linked?
Thanks

have a look at this post:
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=3971729#3971729

MBP w/R glitchy wake from sleep.

When my late 2013 Retina MBP wakes from sleep I have this horrible glitchy screen flash up before asking me to enter my password as normal, it doesn't cause any problems, it just shouldn't happen. It doesnt' appear however if I close the lid, and open it back up within roughly 5 minutes, it must be left. I am running the latest general release of mavericks. Is anyone else experiencing this? If so any ideas as to the cause?

Try a SMC reset. It controls sleep/wake events among other things.
DALE

Is it normal to black out for 3 seconds on wake from sleep?

When my MBP wakes from sleep (usually from opening the lid), the wake from sleep sequences is pretty mystifying. At first I see my desktop screen, but then it goes black for 2 or 3 seconds, and then I can see my desktop screen again and start using the computer. Is this normal? If so, why is this?

I went into the Apple Store when this first started happening to my computer. They had just received a bulletin about it, calling it "safe sleep". It's supposed to keep the things you had on your desktop "safe" in case your battery gets low or something else happens to your computer. So it is "normal". I do find it annoying, however. It actually was happening less after I updated to 10.4.8, but I just did a firmware update (to Boot ROM MB11.0061.B03--check your system profiler) and now it occurs every time I put my computer to sleep for more than 1 minute. I do find it quite annoying, since I would rather have my computer "wake up" immediately when I open the lid (one of the usual bonuses of having a Mac). I noticed that someone said it could be turned off. I'll probably call Support and ask them, since I have AppleCare. I'll get back to you if I have any luck.
Also, remember to download all updates--it really does tend to fix problems that arise. Good Luck!

Connection Lost After Wake From Sleep

I am using a Macbook Pro and Linksys WRT150N W/L router. Every time my MBP wakes from sleep, I lose my internet connection. My menu bar still shows that I'm connected to the network, but I lose all connectivity. I cannot connect to internet or my router settings unless I do a complete restart. Network preferences shows connected to network but no connection to my router IP address under TCP/IP tab in the advanced settings. I also have a drop out of signal a few times an hour. My iMac DV does not experience the drop outs or connection loss at anytime. I have reset my router numerous times and used default factory settings all with the same results. Does anyone have an idea what the problem may be? Thanks.

I was always experiencing drop outs as far as what my signal was showing in my menu bar. It would drop out even if I was on top of my router. I had upgraded to 10.4.11 and the day after I did that, the problems started. I thought I might as well upgrade to 10.5 to see if that might help it. I think the 10.4.11 had done something to my W/L card and upgrading to 10.5 wouldn't have helped it unless I upgraded from 10.4.10 to 10.5, skipping 10.4.11 all together. I'm gonna bring my router and MBP into the genius bar and see what they can tell me about. Thanks for replying. I'm glad and sad to hear that I'm not the only one experiencing these symptoms.

Mac Pro Failed to wake from sleep

Hello All,
I've had my Mac Pro since Aug. 2007. Never had any problems of any kind until this morning.
To wake from sleep (as I always do): depressed arrow key (10:43 AM). There was a delay - then the spinning beach ball for about 2 min. I did a hard shutdown, waited a bit, then restarted at 10:52 AM. Boot up was (as always) quick.
I logged into my (usual) non-admin account and observed:
When all start up items were loaded: Finder windows appeared approximately as follows:
1. A window showing the (not sure of proper term) "internal folders" of main boot up volume.
2. A window showing the internal folders stored on my mirrored RAID back up disk(s)
3. A window showing the internal folders of my bootable back up.
4. A window showing all 3 disk icons[ Main boot, Bootable backup and the RAID].
I closed all of these windows. [Didn't think too much about it but it's not normal to have these widows appear] SO -
Next:
Then I logged out and logged into my admin account to check the system log with console.
It showed an event from last night which I could not interpret but it did not appear to reveal serious problems (something about not being able to make network connection).
But - the second item on the System Log showed the "wake from sleep" sequence (at 10:43 AM).
I'm going to post the entire wake from sleep log below but first I'll state what was obvious to me:
Startup of CPU #1, #2 and #3 appear first - there is NO #4 CPU!
The log for the manual startup at 10:52 showed some apparent problems as I note below.
Next: Once logged in as admin - I launched Activity Monitor just to assure myself that all four CPUs were at least registering - and they were / are.
Hoping someone here can more thoroughly analyze this log report and give me an idea of the cause of the failure to waken.
Naturally, I won't want to put the Mac Pro to sleep again until I'm sure this isn't a "permanent" problem requiring further action (including service, of course).
Also noticed a statement about some app not having correct permissions (apparently at the System level) and something about removing several orphaned files. There's a warning about CarbonCopyCloner scheduled tasks as well. But there my understanding ends.
Thanks in advance:
System Log Report
Jan 30 10:43:04 Macintosh kernel[0]: System Sleep
Jan 30 10:43:04 Macintosh kernel[0]: Enabling XMM register save/restore and SSE/SSE2 opcodes
Jan 30 10:43:04 Macintosh kernel[0]: Started CPU 01
Jan 30 10:43:04 Macintosh kernel[0]: Enabling XMM register save/restore and SSE/SSE2 opcodes
Jan 30 10:43:04 Macintosh kernel[0]: Started CPU 02
Jan 30 10:43:04 Macintosh kernel[0]: Enabling XMM register save/restore and SSE/SSE2 opcodes
Jan 30 10:43:04 Macintosh kernel[0]: Started CPU 03
Jan 30 10:43:04 Macintosh kernel[0]: System Wake
Jan 30 10:43:04 Macintosh kernel[0]: USB caused wake event (EHCI)
Jan 30 10:43:06 Macintosh kernel[0]: Intel8254x -- Link Up -- 00:17:f2:07:af:71 -- called by interruptOccurred() --
Jan 30 10:43:06 Macintosh configd[43]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Jan 30 10:43:10 Macintosh kernel[0]: -- Auto-Negotiation Advertisement Register (04d) = 0xde1
Jan 30 10:43:10 Macintosh kernel[0]: -- Auto-Negotiation Link Partner Ability Register (05d) = 0xcde1
Jan 30 10:43:10 Macintosh kernel[0]: -- Auto-Negotiation Gigabit Advertisement Register (09d) = 0xe00
Jan 30 10:43:10 Macintosh kernel[0]: -- Auto-Negotiation Gigabit Link Partner Ability Register (10d) = 0x7c00
Jan 30 10:43:10 Macintosh kernel[0]: -- PHY Specific Status Register (17d) = 0xaf08
Jan 30 10:43:10 Macintosh kernel[0]: Intel8254X -- Negotiated Speed: 1 Gb/s, Duplex: Full, Flow Control: Receive Pause Enabled, Transmit Pause Enabled
Jan 30 10:43:11 Macintosh lookupd[3328]: lookupd (version 369.8) starting - Fri Jan 30 10:43:11 2009
Jan 30 10:43:12 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to connect: BEEPError 600 (could not bind socket)
Jan 30 10:43:12 Macintosh crashdump[3329]: WindowServer crashed
Jan 30 10:43:13 Macintosh crashdump[3329]: crash report written to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/WindowServer.crash.log
Jan 30 10:43:13 Macintosh configd[43]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Jan 30 10:43:13 Macintosh lookupd[3330]: lookupd (version 369.8) starting - Fri Jan 30 10:43:13 2009
Jan 30 10:43:14 Macintosh kernel[0]: AFPSleepWakeHandler: waking up
Jan 30 10:43:16 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 10:43:16 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
Jan 30 10:48:16 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 10:48:16 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
<== this is the manual restart at 10:52 ==>
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: hi mem tramps at 0xffe00000
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: PAE enabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: 64 bit mode enabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: standard timeslicing quantum is 10000 us
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: vmpagebootstrap: 1230515 free pages
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: migtable_maxdispl = 71
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Enabling XMM register save/restore and SSE/SSE2 opcodes
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: 79 prelinked modules
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: ACPI CA 20060421
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement: ready
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=0 LocalApicId=0 Enabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=1 LocalApicId=1 Enabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=2 LocalApicId=7 Enabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=3 LocalApicId=6 Enabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=4 LocalApicId=0 Disabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=5 LocalApicId=0 Disabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=6 LocalApicId=0 Disabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=7 LocalApicId=0 Disabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Copyright (c) 1982, 1986, 1989, 1991, 1993
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: using 16384 buffer headers and 4096 cluster IO buffer headers
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Enabling XMM register save/restore and SSE/SSE2 opcodes
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Started CPU 01
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Enabling XMM register save/restore and SSE/SSE2 opcodes
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Started CPU 02
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Enabling XMM register save/restore and SSE/SSE2 opcodes
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: IOAPIC: Version 0x20 Vectors 64:87
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Started CPU 03
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: ACPI: System State [S0 S3 S4 S5] (S3)
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Security auditing service present
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: BSM auditing present
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: disabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: rooting via boot-uuid from /chosen: B4C50221-5F1E-4039-A399-B8A077BADEC1
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Waiting on <dict ID="0"><key>IOProviderClass</key><string ID="1">IOResources</string><key>IOResourceMatch</key><string ID="2">boot-uuid-media</string></dict>
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: USB caused wake event (EHCI)
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Got boot device = IOService:/AppleACPIPlatformExpert/PCI0@0/AppleACPIPCI/SATA@1F,2/AppleAHCI/PRT0 @0/IOAHCIDevice@0/AppleAHCIDiskDriver/IOAHCIBlockStorageDevice/IOBlockStorageDri ver/Hitachi HDP725050GLA360 Media/IOGUIDPartitionScheme/AppleHFS_Untitled1@2
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: BSD root: disk0s2, major 14, minor 2
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: jnl: replay_journal: from: 26849280 to: 10866176 (joffset 0xe8e000)
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: FireWire (OHCI) TI ID 8025 built-in now active, GUID 0016cbfffe7992ba; max speed s800.
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: hfs mount: enabling extended security on Phyllis_VII
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: HFS: Removed 7 orphaned unlinked files
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Jettisoning kernel linker.
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Resetting IOCatalogue.
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: PXS1: family specific matching fails
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 1
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 2
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 2
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 2
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 2
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 2
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Previous Shutdown Cause: 3
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: NVDANV40HAL loaded and registered.
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: PXS1: family specific matching fails
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: IPv6 packet filtering initialized, default to accept, logging disabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost memberd[46]: memberd starting up
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost xgridcontrollerd: Warning: the file /etc/xgrid/controller/client-password has incorrect permissions or ownership (must be 0600, and root/wheel). Password not read.
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost mDNSResponder-108.6 (Jul 19 2007 11: 41:28)[37]: starting
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost xgridcontrollerd: Warning: the file /etc/xgrid/controller/agent-password has incorrect permissions or ownership (must be 0600, and root/wheel). Password not read.
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost lookupd[47]: lookupd (version 369.8) starting - Fri Jan 30 10:52:01 2009
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost DirectoryService[52]: Launched version 2.1 (v353.6)
Jan 30 10:52:02 localhost xgridcontrollerd: Warning: database file was not closed cleanly.
Jan 30 10:52:02 localhost diskarbitrationd[45]: disk4s3 hfs 3391641B-2431-3F99-A77D-397F417615F1 Boot OSX [not mounted]
Jan 30 10:52:02 localhost diskarbitrationd[45]: disk0s2 hfs C1617214-1C69-33DC-BC3F-1F7559B84120 Phyllis_VII /
Jan 30 10:52:02 localhost diskarbitrationd[45]: disk2s3 hfs 3391641B-2431-3F99-A77D-397F417615F1 Boot OSX [not mounted]
Jan 30 10:52:03 localhost kernel[0]: jnl: replay_journal: from: 1948672 to: 8487424 (joffset 0xba5000)
Jan 30 10:52:03 localhost kernel[0]: AppleIntel8254XEthernet: Ethernet address 00:17:f2:07:af:70
Jan 30 10:52:03 localhost kernel[0]: AppleIntel8254XEthernet: Ethernet address 00:17:f2:07:af:71
Jan 30 10:52:03 localhost configd[43]: No AirPort Driver found.
Jan 30 10:52:03 localhost lookupd[84]: lookupd (version 369.8) starting - Fri Jan 30 10:52:03 2009
Jan 30 10:52:03 localhost xgridcontrollerd: started.
Jan 30 10:52:03 localhost kernel[0]: jnl: replay_journal: from: 37588480 to: 30012416 (joffset 0xe8e000)
Jan 30 10:52:04 localhost xgridcontrollerd: Database load completed.
Jan 30 10:52:04 localhost diskarbitrationd[45]: disk1s2 hfs C7580D0F-35C6-3678-BC27-FFEBE31CCBAC 372 GB Bootable /Volumes/372 GB Bootable
Jan 30 10:52:05 localhost xgridagentd: Notice: agent maximum task count is 4
Jan 30 10:52:05 localhost xgridagentd: Notice: Jacks Computer started.
Jan 30 10:52:05 localhost xgridagentd: Notice: agent will bind to first available controller
Jan 30 10:52:05 localhost /usr/bin/open: kCGErrorRangeCheck : Window Server communications from outside of session allowed for root and console user only
Jan 30 10:52:05 localhost /System/Library/CoreServices/loginwindow.app/Contents/MacOS/loginwindow: Login Window Application Started
Jan 30 10:52:05 localhost loginwindow[95]: Login Window Started Security Agent
Jan 30 10:52:06 localhost mDNSResponder: Adding browse domain local.
Jan 30 10:52:06 Macintosh kernel[0]: Intel8254x -- Link Up -- 00:17:f2:07:af:71 -- called by interruptOccurred() --
Jan 30 10:52:06 Macintosh kernel[0]: -- Auto-Negotiation Advertisement Register (04d) = 0xde1
Jan 30 10:52:06 Macintosh configd[43]: setting hostname to "Macintosh.local"
Jan 30 10:52:06 Macintosh kernel[0]: -- Auto-Negotiation Link Partner Ability Register (05d) = 0xcde1
Jan 30 10:52:06 Macintosh kernel[0]: -- Auto-Negotiation Gigabit Advertisement Register (09d) = 0xe00
Jan 30 10:52:06 Macintosh kernel[0]: -- Auto-Negotiation Gigabit Link Partner Ability Register (10d) = 0x7c00
Jan 30 10:52:06 Macintosh kernel[0]: -- PHY Specific Status Register (17d) = 0xaf08
Jan 30 10:52:06 Macintosh kernel[0]: Intel8254X -- Negotiated Speed: 1 Gb/s, Duplex: Full, Flow Control: Receive Pause Enabled, Transmit Pause Enabled
Jan 30 10:52:09 Macintosh configd[43]: executing /System/Library/SystemConfiguration/Kicker.bundle/Contents/Resources/enable-net work
Jan 30 10:52:09 Macintosh configd[43]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Jan 30 10:52:09 Macintosh lookupd[104]: lookupd (version 369.8) starting - Fri Jan 30 10:52:09 2009
Jan 30 10:52:06 Macintosh kernel[0]: HFS: Removed 3 orphaned unlinked files
Jan 30 10:52:06 Macintosh kernel[0]: hfs mount: enabling extended security on 465.8-1 to -2RAID Set 1
Jan 30 10:52:06 Macintosh diskarbitrationd[45]: disk3 hfs EEEA9F73-B66F-3711-8AA4-A9008B69A26A 465.8-1 to -2RAID Set 1 /Volumes/465.8-1 to -2RAID Set 1
Jan 30 10:52:08 Macintosh configd[43]: target=enable-network: disabled
Jan 30 10:52:08 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 10:52:08 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
Jan 30 10:52:23 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 10:52:23 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
Jan 30 10:52:38 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 10:52:38 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
Jan 30 10:53:23 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 10:53:23 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
Jan 30 10:54:23 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 10:54:23 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
Jan 30 10:56:38 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 10:56:38 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
Jan 30 10:57:29 Macintosh /Applications/Carbon Copy Cloner.app/Contents/Resources/ccchelper.app/Contents/MacOS/ccchelper: kCGErrorInvalidConnection : CGSGetNextEventRecord: Invalid connection
Jan 30 10:57:29 Macintosh /System/Library/CoreServices/loginwindow.app/Contents/MacOS/loginwindow: Login Window Application Started
Jan 30 10:57:30 Macintosh launchd: com.bombich.ccc.scheduledtask.9E385C48-1FFF-4A13-8F98-DF4033634CAE: exited abnormally: Abort trap
Jan 30 10:57:30 Macintosh launchd: com.bombich.ccc.scheduledtask.9E385C48-1FFF-4A13-8F98-DF4033634CAE: 9 more failures without living at least 60 seconds will cause job removal
Jan 30 10:57:30 Macintosh loginwindow[241]: Login Window Started Security Agent
Jan 30 10:57:38 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 10:57:38 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
Jan 30 10:58:23 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 10:58:23 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
Jan 30 10:59:23 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 10:59:23 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
Jan 30 11:01:38 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 11:01:38 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
Jan 30 11:02:38 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 11:02:38 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
Jan 30 11:03:23 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Unable to open: BEEPError 200 (Success)
Jan 30 11:03:23 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
==== end====

Hello Alexandre,
First - thank you very much for taking time to offer thorough and informed advice.
However - as indicated in my last post, I have performed the first (and very basic) "test" - I checked to see if Xgrid was included in my network prefs and found that it was. I unchecked it because I don't have the setup to make use of processor resources on the other Mac I have in my home network. (And that other Mac is an old G4 eMac - not much help anyway!)
More specifically: it's apparent that I was using Xgrid "inappropriately" so I think the System Log really indicates that no connection can be found -because there isn't one!
I too still wonder about the "missing CPU 4" but, overall, I see no other indications that there's a problem. Activity Monitor shows all four CPU cores and they're all showing activity. I have not seen (or noticed) this in prior System Log reports so, if I see this again - I'll renew efforts to find it's significance and take appropriate action.
I then put my Mac Pro to sleep, waited a bit, then depressed an arrow key: the machine woke from sleep normally. This "solves" the immediate problem of abnormal wakening - at least I'm satisfied that it does and will continue monitoring for any similar "misbehaviors."
Power Management: I have purposely avoided doing anything with Power Management once I had it set to my liking. That is, I set the screen to sleep in 1 hour, I set the hard drive to "never" (sleep) and only use the Sleep menu command to put the Mac Pro to sleep. My dictum is to "not fix what isn't proved to be broken." Again - if I continue to have problems or new problems crop up, I will then go ahead and start making changes such as those you mention. (Like deleting com.apple.PowerManagemetn.plist)
Next: I did already run permissions repair and may do so again anytime I see problems which could be connected to permissions. Since I have "taken Xgrid" out of the picture, I don't think this particular permissions issue is going to be a problem under my current set up.
CarbonCopyCloner: Here we have a bit of a conundrum. I need! to keep CCC "available" to run scheduled back up tasks. I was given (a very expensive) 1TB wireless backup drive for Xmas and - through long trial and error - found that CCC is the most appropriate back up application for that drive.
For now: I consider that the problem is a bug in CCC and will contact Mr. Bombich about this.
Again: I do appreciate your pointing out this and the other things. You have helped me think through what could have been a very complex process in trouble shooting.
I think that my issue turned out to be simple: I may have accidentally touched the wrong key or key combination when I moved to wake the Mac Pro from sleep. I think that Xgrid was a problem but that now seems to be eliminated. The Mac Pro is now waking normally - which was my original objective.
Oh, and just to be clear: I forgot to mention above that I did re-examine the System Log and there are now no signs of the items in the log I posted originally here.

Macbook occasionally fails to wake from sleep

i have a new macbook (purchsed in july) which occasionally (every 1-2 weeks) fails to wake from sleep. it either hangs on the blue screen which first comes up when you switch it on, or on the black screen which normally follows shortly afterwards.
i regularly use it "closed", i.e., with an external screen and keyboard, but the problem seems also to happen occasionally when i switch it on without these peripherals.
any ideas?
i've also had dvd player crash once. it was in full screen mode, and i couldn't switch to any other applications or force quit dvd player, so again i had to cut power.
Macbook Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Having similar issues...not that it happens everyday ...it's very infrequent..but yeah im in the same boat..
As far as the computer being hot...
Go to :
System Preference--->Energy Savings
From there you should have the boxed check both on Battery power and AC Cord to put the Hard drive to sleep when possible..
Once i did this it never happened again(the closing of the lid and still running)
as far as the other issue??Help.!!Anyone?

Scheduling backups when wake from sleep is password protected

i'm just wondering if it's possible to wake a mac from sleep (at say 0200) in order to run a backup script, if a password is required to wake from sleep/screensaver ?
what's happening at the moment is that the computer wakes, the script starts to run, but then after about 1 minute, because the authentication dialog is not processed, it goes back to sleep, so interrupting the script
i had the same problem trying to sftp into a mac after using wake-on-lan to wake it from sleep remotely. i can successfully make the sftp connection and start file transfers, however it quickly goes back to sleep (as the authentication dialog is unanswered)
so does anyone know of a way to keep the security of require-password-from-sleep, as well as allowing useful things like running scheduled backup scripts ?
Powerbook Mac OS X (10.4.7)

I also had this problem and I worked with Apple Care. They are aware of the problem and apparently are working on a fix. The only way around this for now is to uncheck the option requiring a password to wake from sleep/screen saver in System Preferences/Security. I was amazed to find this problem, I can't believe Apple let this one past them because surely all those folks who use Backup with .Mac accounts have experienced this problem or don't realize their backup isn't happening. So, hopefully this is one item that will be fixed at some point.

MacPro6,1 - Failing to wake from 'sleep'

I have a MacPro6,1 which keeps failing to wake from 'sleep' is there a solution to stop this or is it a fault? considering I've only had it a few months i'm not impressed!

Open the Console app and see if you can find log errors at the time you try to wake the Mac.
Also see:
Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store

Time Machine "preparing backup" eternally upon wake from sleep

at a bit of a loss here...
iMac 24" (version which offered 7300GT as BTO option)
10.5.5 with all updates applied
LaCie 500 gig USB 2.0 drive directly attached.
Up until about two months ago, Time machine functioned fined. Then for some reason, the following started to happen. (no known reason, no software update related etc, that I know of)
scenario... Time Machine functions correctly EXCEPT when waking from sleep. If iMac wakes from sleep and attempts a backup immediately (e.g. more than one hour has passed), it gets stuck "preparing backup" forever. I've let it run overnight (actually as long as about 30 hours), it never stops. Finder and other programs become extremely non-responsive, machine is almost unusable. Literally, the only way out is to manually shut down external drive, with attendant warnings/errors.
What I've done:
1) deleted the time machine .plist file
2) erased, repartioned (as a single partition) external drive
3) started brand new time machine backup (takes about three hours)
At this point, time machine will backup up fine... I can force a successful backup, if I leave the machine running, at one hour it does a successful backup.
BUT, as soon as it goes to sleep, time machine is hosed.
The only workable method for using time machine is to turn the external drive and time machine off when not using it, and turn the whole shootin' match on to do what essentially becomes manual backups. These backup are fairly lengthy, as time machine also does lengthy "preparing backup", but they complete in about 30 minutes to one hour.
Given that time machine doesn't give mountable/cloneable backup, I'm probably going to go back to Carbon Copy Cloner. Still, I like the ease/regularity of Time Machine, and would use it if it works.
Any ideas?
thanks

It could be a number of things. There are lots of things that Time Machine does in order to "manage" backups -- apart from just copying data to the backup drive.
It has to manage the transition of hourly backups into daily backups and must also transition daily backups into weekly backups. Each time it does this it has to move a lot of data around. It also has to maintain indexes of everything so you can quickly find backups should you want to perform a restore.
I've also noticed that there are circumstances that can cause TM to question whether it can trust it's existing backup database... I've caught Time Machine saying that it needs to do a "deep traversal" of the backup (basically it wants to check and see what it really has) and this can take a very long time.
Still... 30 hours is an extremely long amount of time. I'm almost wondering if there's a problem with either your USB bus or your drive when they wake up such that you may be getting a huge number of retries on something that should have happened quickly.
I'd suggest you start the "Console" utility, select "All Messages" at the left, and then watch the messages being written to your log file. Not only does Time Machine log all of it's progress messages to the system.log (in more detail than you'd see in the Time Machine UI), but so do lots of other system processes. If you're getting USB bus problems the error messages would likely show up in the same log. I'm especially suspicious about non-TM related causes since you said you've already blown away your TM backups & preferences and started from scratch and you're still getting the problem.
Try re-creating your problem with the Console log messages being displayed and see if you can't see something in the log that would let you get a little closer to the root cause.
Regards,
Tim

MBP wakes from sleep, TM backup fails

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for