Sleep Issue - New MacBook Pro

I just ran system update and so far with brief tests, it does appear to fix the problem... at least from what I saw. At first, it made things worse. With my 3G card and Iphone plugged in, the machine would wake from sleep after roughly 5 seconds.

Once I unplugged those it appeared to hold in sleep relatively well. I'll try to get more testing time in, but it's not very exciting using your only day off to stare at a closed notebook.

It didn't solve it 😟 I get this:

Dec 13 10:15:28 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: System SafeSleep
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: hibernate page_listsetall start
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: hibernate page_listsetall time: 280 ms
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: pages 812390, wire 279116, act 350847, inact 279, zf 48, throt 0, could discard act 87180 inact 50401 purgeable 44519
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: hibernate page_listsetall found pageCount 630290
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen, ml get_interruptsenabled 0
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen(0)
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: writing 629109 pages
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: image1Size 679968768
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: all time: 29875 ms, comp time: 4298 ms, deco time: 0 ms,
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: image 1417257472, uncompressed 2576830464 (629109), compressed 1411761584 (54%), sum1 8cbd2bd9, sum2 ab14432c
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: hibernate writeimage done(0)
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: sleep
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: Wake reason = OHC2
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: System Wake
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmmon: powerStateDidChange flags=0x82 (state 4)
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: Previous Sleep Cause: 5
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: USB (OHCI):Port 1 on bus 0x6 has remote wakeup from some device
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: EIR is supported.
Dec 13 17:39:12 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: SSP is supported.
Dec 13 17:39:13 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: Link Down
Dec 13 17:39:13 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNetDisconnect called for port 0xa969300
Dec 13 17:39:13 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en2: filter detached
Dec 13 17:39:13 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en2: down
Dec 13 17:39:13 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en2: detached
Dec 13 17:39:13 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: Freeing hub at 0x14b99800.
Dec 13 17:39:17 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: AFPSleepWakeHandler: waking up
Dec 13 17:39:18 JRMacBookPro TextMate[369]: Error checking for new version: no Internet connection
Dec 13 17:39:18 JRMacBookPro TextMate[369]: Will try again in one hour
Dec 13 17:39:19 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: VNetUserIf_Create: created userIf at 0x14539b00.
Dec 13 17:39:19 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNetConnect: returning port 0x14539b00
Dec 13 17:39:19 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: Hub 0 does not exist, allocating memory.
Dec 13 17:39:19 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: Allocated hub 0x7f91800 for hubNum 0.
Dec 13 17:39:19 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNET SOBINDTOHUB: port: paddr 00:50:56:e9:85:3d
Dec 13 17:39:19 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: Hub 0
Dec 13 17:39:19 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: Port 0
Dec 13 17:39:19 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en3: got dev 0x7d27c04
Dec 13 17:39:19 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en3: up
Dec 13 17:39:19 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en3: attached
Dec 13 17:39:19 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: VNetUserIfFree: freeing userIf at 0x14539b00.
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNetDisconnect called for port 0xa969d00
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en3: filter detached
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en3: down
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en3: detached
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: Freeing hub at 0x7f91800.
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: VNetUserIf_Create: created userIf at 0xa969d00.
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNetConnect: returning port 0xa969d00
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: Hub 0 does not exist, allocating memory.
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: Allocated hub 0x7f91800 for hubNum 0.
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNET SOBINDTOHUB: port: paddr 00:50:56:ed:79:32
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: Hub 0
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: Port 0
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en2: got dev 0x7cf7004
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en2: up
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en2: attached
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: VNetUserIfFree: freeing userIf at 0xa969d00.
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: AFPSleepWakeHandler: going to sleep
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro [0x0-0x22022].com.elgato.eyetvhelper[264]: *Wakein::CancelEvents: requested event type: wakepoweron
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro [0x0-0x22022].com.elgato.eyetvhelper[264]: *Wakein::CancelEvents: requested app name: com.elgato.eyetv
Dec 13 17:39:20 JRMacBookPro [0x0-0x22022].com.elgato.eyetvhelper[264]: *Wakein: 0 entries in power event schedule table
Dec 13 17:39:30 JRMacBookPro ntpd[27]: bind() fd 25, family 2, port 123, addr 169.254.98.227, in_classd=0 flags=25 fails: Address already in use
Dec 13 17:39:30 JRMacBookPro ntpd[27]: Interface en3 169.254.98.227 failed to bind
Dec 13 17:39:51 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: PM notification timeout (pid 36, loginwindow)
Dec 13 17:39:51: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 13 17:39:51: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 13 17:39:51 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: hibernate image path: /var/vm/sleepimage
Dec 13 17:39:51 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: sizeof(IOHibernateImageHeader) == 512
Dec 13 17:39:51 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: Opened file /var/vm/sleepimage, size 4294967296, partition base 0xc805000, maxio 400000
Dec 13 17:39:51 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: hibernate image major 14, minor 2, blocksize 512, pollers 4
Dec 13 17:39:51 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: hibernate allocpages flags 00000000, gobbling 0 pages
Dec 13 17:39:52 JRMacBookPro ntpd[27]: sendto(17.72.255.11) (fd=-1): Bad file descriptor
Dec 13 17:39:52 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmmon: powerStateDidChange flags=0x4 (state 2)
Dec 13 17:39:52 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: System SafeSleep
Dec 13 17:39:52 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: hibernate page_listsetall start
Dec 13 17:39:52 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: hibernate page_listsetall time: 279 ms
Dec 13 17:39:52 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: pages 813005, wire 280673, act 350674, inact 281, zf 48, throt 0, could discard act 87194 inact 50521 purgeable 43614
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: hibernate page_listsetall found pageCount 631676
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen, ml get_interruptsenabled 0
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen(0)
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: writing 630495 pages
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: image1Size 680782848
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: all time: 29799 ms, comp time: 4300 ms, deco time: 0 ms,
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: image 1417782272, uncompressed 2582507520 (630495), compressed 1412279248 (54%), sum1 e1ecca90, sum2 921ab16e
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: hibernate writeimage done(0)
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: sleep
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: Wake reason = OHC2
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: System Wake
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmmon: powerStateDidChange flags=0x82 (state 4)
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: Previous Sleep Cause: 5
Dec 13 17:45:24 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: USB (OHCI):Port 1 on bus 0x6 has remote wakeup from some device
Dec 13 17:45:25 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: EIR is supported.
Dec 13 17:45:25 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: SSP is supported.
Dec 13 17:45:25 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: Link Down
Dec 13 17:45:25 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNetDisconnect called for port 0x70c5200
Dec 13 17:45:25 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en2: filter detached
Dec 13 17:45:25 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en2: down
Dec 13 17:45:25 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en2: detached
Dec 13 17:45:25 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: vmnet: Freeing hub at 0x7f91800.
Dec 13 17:45:29 JRMacBookPro kernel[0]: AFPSleepWakeHandler: waking up
Dec 13 17:45:29 JRMacBookPro TextMate[369]: Error checking for new version: no Internet connection
Dec 13 17:45:29 JRMacBookPro TextMate[369]: Will try again in one hour

... and that just repeats. I can guarantee that nothing was plugged in the machine - it was in my bag from 10.35 till this morning.

Macbook firmware update available it appears to address the sleep/wake issue and other usb related issues.- no problems so far 🙂

This latest firmeware update has not changed anything for me. Wake up issues remain.... I decided to download and use the SmartSleep software and set it on hibernate only. Takes longer to wake up but at least it will not burn my house down or melt in my backpack...
What a let down from Apple, it looks like they have no idea what is causing this. Big recall to come? Look at that share price heading sub-100$!

10.5.6 was just release via software update. perhaps this will fix the issue for some users.

10.5.6 did nothing to resolve the sleep issue on my side..... Sigh....

Hi, every one. I'm having the same problem too. I check the console and it said

1. "Wake reason = OHC1"
2. System Wake
3. Previous Sleep Cause: 5
4. USB (OHCI) :Port 5 on bus 0x4 has remote wakeup from some device

i got this same message every time i check with console when my Macbook Pro wakeup by itself. I put my MacBook Pro to sleep with and without usb mouse connected. Turn on and off Airport, TimeCapsule. None of them work.

i also notice that every time before it wake up the superdrive making a sound (like trying to load disc in). Now, I'm trying to identify which USB port is "Port 5". Does anyone know where i get the information?

Thanks

Here what i found out so far about port that wake up mac, and this is embarrassing, the problem i post today happened when i use the Apple remote with the ipod while mac is in sleep mode.

port 6 on bus 0x4 : wake reason = OHC1 = keyboard
port 6 on bus 0x4 : wake reason = PWRB = Power button
port 2 on bus 0x6 : wake reason = OHC2 = mouse (usb next to Firewire 800 port)
port 1 on bus 0x4 : wake reason = OHC1= mouse (usb next to mini display port)
port 5 on bus 0x4 : wake reason = OHC1 = Apple remote
port 1 on bus 0x4 : wake reason = EC LID0 = Open lid
no port report : wake reason = OHC1 = change usb port

Message was edited by: gundumss

Message was edited by: gundumss

This reinforces my theory - regarding their being dust prints on my screen from my keyboard. I think the screen might actually be pressing they keys - thus waking up the laptop.

It is certainly possible. However, I have had mine wake up while sitting on my sofa. Nothing touched it and it woke up with a wake reason OHC2.

I am seeing the same insomnia problems as everyone else here. I have the new unibody MacBook. Here are the things that I've found:

1) Turning off Bluetooth does not fix the problem.
2) Resetting the SMC (taking out battery and unplugging power, turning off computer, restarting computer 3X with Command-Option-P-R) does not fix the problem.
3) USB wireless mouse and keyboard receiver is plugged into the USB port when the computer goes to sleep.
4) Console log shows that laptop is woken up by OCH1.
5) Never used migration assistant on the laptop.
6) Installing 10.5.6 does not fix the problem.
7) The hibernate mode is set to 3. I didn't get around to trying mode 0 yet.

The one thing that seems to may fix the problem is to unplug the USB receiver before shutting the lid. That seems to make it sleep longer in my short testing... will need to wait and see if this permanently fixes the problem or if it resurfaces.

I haven't used any USB devices during the last several weeks and I have not had a single issue with my MacBook Pro waking up from sleep. I'm willing to bet a small sum of money that if I begin using my USB devices (mouse and external hard drive for Time Machine), the issue will arise.

I have seemingly received 2 updates to firmware since posting my original message. I manually applied the first update and then later during a Software Update, another one came in. I did not pay close attention so apologies to all.

After applying the first update to firmware, the problem remained. In my case it was most definitely related to the bluetooth wake feature. I could turn it off and the main problem went away. Turn it back on and the problem came back. So I theorized...

What if the wake on bluetooth was not filtering known devices or device types but waking on any bluetooth probe? Somebody with a blackberry passing by with bluetooth active and "hello!" from the Mac? Not sure, have not investigated how the bluetooth listening mechanism works on a sleeping mac but interesting idea no?

Second theory, if bluetooth wakes whenever a known device puts out a bluetooth probe signal of some sort... how many here have tried to bind your iPhone to the Mac to see if anything worked (oh, like wireless dialing from the phone book like the Sony or Nokias do?) The wake up interval is suspiciously similar to the static interval my iPhone causes when too close to a normal telephone or set of speakers... Hmmm.

All theory, am too busy right now to do the legwork.

But for the record, since turning my wake on bluetooth off after the first firmware updated did not fix this, I have not had my 15" unibody sleep walk. I will test and if the bluetooth is the issue, I will return it to the Apple store for a new one because it is unacceptable to have sleeping disorders (this is one of several really) so late in the product lifecycle.

My powerbook still wakes up occasionally and has a fully black screen and beeps when I type. This has been a plague of the powerbooks *and* macbooks since after the PowerBook Duo which did not have the issue.

Don't know if this helps anyone but my new MacBook Pro 15" wasn't going to sleep automatically even with the settings set to sleep after one minute so I did a clean install of leopard and worked all the way back upto 10.5.6 and it worked fine until I started HotSpotshield. Then it wouldn't go to sleep anymore. (It would go to sleep when i cloesed the lid but not if left idle). I quit Hotspotshield and lo and behold it went to sleep on it's own.
You have to quit the program not just disconnect from the server and also force quit the ajaxserver. I'm not sure why it may have something to do with the ajaxserver not responding.

I hope this may help.

Message was edited by: cyberchoy

Before I exchanged the unibody MBP for a 17" MBP (due to problems with three different unibody MBP's), I was having the not-staying-asleep problem, but 10.5.6, and/or a firmware fix right around then, did fix it for me. Before the update(s) it seemed a good nudge would wake the unibody MBP from sleep--afterwards, it slept reliably.