RSD - A Confusing Twist

Hello all,
I have posted previously with my own RSD problems. I thought I was as confident as the rest of you with this being a hardware issue, (and still 90% confident it is) though I hvae just stumbled across a scenario I want to run past all of you.
I was able to repeat the shutdown every time by putting my MacBook to work exporting a 4 minute video from quicktime. The processor would heat up and down it went (every time). In a continued attempt to find something to report on these boards a thought came to mind. I plugged in my Firewire backup drive and booted my most recent full backup. Upon completion if boot up, I exported my video file and it did not shut down. I ran the "yes" command test, again no shutdown. I found this very disturbing. A random thought then jumped into mind. Do you all remember that when the last OSX update came out, there were two versions. Build 8J2135 and 8J2135a. I don't remember which one was first, but the version of OSX I was running on the internal drive was 8J2135a. The version on my backup drive was 8J2135. The reason for the difference is due to a fresh install of OSX prior to RSD problems. I was having issues with non-related software stuff. Anyway, after this discovery, I used SuperDuper and copied my backup image back onto the internal drive. I have not had an RSD since then. It has been three days now.
This makes no sense to me, and I am not necessarily beating the drum for this being an OSX version issue, but it is interesting. I have already called Applecare prior to the discovery and my return box is in the living room. I am afraid to send it back without a known true fix for the problem though I will if it would just start shutting down again. What do you all think of this. As strange as it seems, could there be something here or is it just another example how truly random this problem is.
All just for your information. We will get to the true proven source eventually, we always do.
Good Luck to All!

I was convinced I had found a solution with the power management as my machine ran great for almost a month without a single RSD after I first experienced it. That’s what makes this problem so frustrating and why you see so many fixes that come at the problem from so many different angles. Many of the fixes seem to work and in theory make sense and only time will tell if they truly work.

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I've never had my other macs turned on when trying to add an AppleTV - it's possible they could be causing problems by catching the request for th e5 digit code before the reset computer.
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Hi, welcome to Apple Discussions.
As I see it the scenario is this:
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tt2

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Are RSDs really caused by hardware??

I'm becoming slightly skeptical about it...
I guess I'll start with my experience with RSDs:
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The solution involved deleting some extention files, rebooting, and then replacing them, deleting them, rebooting, replacing them, checking this and that etc. I really didn't have the time for all of that, so I just deleted the extentions, rebooted and replaced one of them (the AppleSmartBatteryManager.kext or something). After that, I had no shutdowns. BUT it still happened when I ran yes >/dev/null/ in two terminal windows. So that confused me a little.
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2. With the AppleSmartBatteryManager.kext? deleted and replaced it worked.
3. No battery = no RSD
4. All the above three are slighty related (Windows = no .kext file, and I'm not sure about this one, but if there is no battery there is no communication with the .kext file??)
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