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10-19-2006, 11:31 AM
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Crash on sleep after clone
Unplugging the Palm TX before seems to fix this issue.
With 10.4.8, there are strange error messages in the system log about a USB device, which only appear if the TX is plugged in. It's like it's trying to enumerate the devices attached to the hub with a view to attaching the TX as a USB storage device of some kind. The TX uses non-volatile memory, but will not mount as a drive, unlike the Palm Life Drive. The G5 will sleep fine with the TX attached if I'm not running Super Duper, but I've got a usable workaround. 
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