Nap with chud in 10.5?

How can you tell what version of CHUD you have in your machine? I do not have the orignal disks for this machine but do have a full install DVD for 10.4.6.

ok, same question: Will chud 3.5.2 work on Leopard?

guess we will have to wait until one of us decides to get it, and since I WORK for the Federal Gov't as a gov't contractor then I can purchase Leopard at the gov't pricing.

Yes.

Hovering at roughly 55 degrees. Without: 71 degrees, and then occasionally shutting down from overheating with heavy processor usage.

Cannot not use the Applescript deployed for Tiger, however. I assume someone will write a modified one for Leopard.

Hovering at over 55 degrees - is this celsius?

Celsius. Yes.

Hi everyone,

CHUD 3.5.2. works for me under leopard and I can use Nap Mode, but I can't turn on the L3 Cache for some reason. Any ideas?

Thanks 🙂

Thanks for mentioning the L3 cache problem. I've been using 3.5.2 for its nap setting, and didn't notice that both caches were turned off. At least I can turn on the L2 cache. Hopefully there will be some sort of fix for the L3, as well as a leopard compatible startup script. My MDD G4 runs so hot without nap mode.

Hello Raeshao,

What I would do is post this problem with the L3 cache not showing up in Leopard to xlr8yourmac.com - They might have a solution to this. I bloody hope so, if I am about to get Leopard I too, need nap mode, although before I discovered nap mode on this G4 MDD DP 1.25, the temps never exceeded above 130 degrees and that was way before I put in a pci fan and another med-size fan under the front drive cage.

Since I bought this mac in prestine/brand new like condition from a local neighbor, he told me it has been running stable and never had he experienced any overheating at all with it.

I guess I was lucky.
Although, I'd like to replace the case fan in here with a better pabst fan.

I'm guessing here, but I think the problem with the cache showing as unavailable in CHUD 3.5.2 may be a reporting / display issue, rather than the caches really being turned off or disabled. I'm running Leopard on a PowerBook G4 1.5GHz and the CHUD Tools display the cache as off when the preferences panel is first clicked. But the machine still appears to be running at full speed.

Now, if I flick the CHUD option to 'on' (512KB L2 in my case) - no change. Flick it back to 'None' and things slow right down. Turn it back on, speed is restored, quit and reload system prefs, check the Hardware panel... and it's saying 'None' again.

It's definitely having problems, and I really hope someone can fix it properly, but I don't think there's a performance hit here.

Thanks for the replies!
Yeah, I went back to system profiler and it shows that the L2 and L3 are activated and working. So you are right about that.

Just wondering, how come CHUD 4.4.4 doesn't include nap mode?

Any Apple genius has been capable to write the Script CHUD Enabler?