Random waking from sleep after installing 10.4.11 update

That's about it - since I installed the update, my G4 wakes from sleep for no apparent reason, usually after a couple of hours or longer. When this occurs, the system log says
System Sleep
System Wake
Wake event 0020
Any suggestions gratefully received.
Thanks, Peter

Welcome to Apple DIscussions!
58 degrees C is still not above the normal. Even my Powerbook G4 would regularly exceed 70 degrees C and not have any problems. Only if you are seeing sudden shutdowns without your input, would I start to worry. But I would read this article on heat and notebooks:
http://discussions.apple.com/click.jspa?searchID=2519422&messageID=3461358

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    com.apple.driver.AppleMikeyHIDDriver     122
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