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Battery Backup Issue . . . - spungraphics

Yes, I have the same issue with a UPS connected to a PowerMac G5...thanks for your help in determining the problem. I was scratching my head about this one for a while. Couldn't figure out why AppleJack was shutting down right in the middle of the checks. Maybe AppleJack will be fixed of this soon.

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Tuesday, November 27 2007 @ 12:13 AM PST


Battery Backup Issue . . . - Digital Jim

This problem does still indeed exist after upgrading to 10.4.11.

Hopefully AppleJack can be updated to resolve this issue.

- Digital Jim

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Thursday, December 13 2007 @ 07:35 AM PST


Battery Backup Issue . . . - Mathue

Hmm, interesting. I'd never thought of taking the UPS cable off. I had chocked it up to flakey firmware in my Quad G5.

Anyway, as it is now in Leopard it's no go even if I wanted to use it. This is one of my 'must install' apps I recommend to everyone. I dearly miss it.

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Friday, December 14 2007 @ 09:55 AM PST


Battery Backup Issue . . . - John Sawyer

Interesting indeed. I have a Mirrored Drive Doors dual 1.25 GHz, connected to an APC UPS (Back UPS XS 1000), including the USB cable connection (plugged into a powered USB hub), and I haven't seen this problem when running Applejack under OS 10.4.10 and 10.4.11. My Mac is seeing the UPS though the USB cable, according to the Energy Saver prefpane. I may try the experiment of plugging the UPS's USB cable directly into one of the Mac's built-in USB ports, but thought I'd post my configuration first, in case it's the powered USB hub that's making the difference, so other people can try that configuration.

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Friday, December 21 2007 @ 11:59 PM PST


Battery Backup Issue . . . - rotorwash_dotmac

YMMV but I think it is best to run Applejack after unplugging peripheral devices. I found that booting into SUM with the Verizon aircard plugged in, causes problems for the boot into SUM. I saw USB errors.

When I run Applejack, I first unplug all the USB and F/W devices, then boot to SUM and run Applejack.

Doing it this way, I never had a problem.

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Sunday, January 27 2008 @ 12:00 AM PST


Battery Backup Issue . . . - Tee Jay

Looks like Digital Jim and I both came across the same problem (and the fix) almost around the same time. I blogged about the fix a few weeks before Jim's post.

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Wednesday, February 20 2008 @ 12:00 AM PST