#macbook pro

[angelicasdigitaldiary]

July 19, 2024, 6am.

Morning study vibe, but of course I have to do a quick Pinterest scroll to set the mood.

[kkimura]

ありがとうサンタさん！🥹

6年使ってたMacBookproを、超速でストレージ倍増の新しいの(M3 pro!) にしてくれたー！🎄🎁💻

そして私の大好きなLi-Lacっていうニューヨークのチョコレート屋さんのチョコがコーティングされたプレッツェルも！

Thank you Santa for getting me a brand new MacBook Pro!!! (didn’t even know my current one is 6 years old)

Also chocolate covered pretzels from my favorite chocolate shop, Li-Lac in NYC!! 🎄🥨🍫

[2000ghosts]

february 26, 2008

[netscapenavigator-official]

So I have a Linux problem, and I'm just gonna post it here. I dunno if I have the reach for this, but if you know a potential fix, I will gladly accept it:

Basically, I run Zorin OS 17.2 Core on my Mid-2017 MacBook Pro (Two Thunderbolt Ports). This computer has been hell to make work, but after years of fiddling and finding drivers and terminal commands, it works almost like OEM.

My last problem with this machine, and the only thing that does not function like it's OEM, is the Sleep/Wake function. This is a known issue with 2016 and newer MacBooks on Linux; However, there are workarounds.

Namely, I found a kernel parameter that prevents Deep sleep and only allows the computer to go into s2idle when the lid is shut. This isn't great because it means the dies quickly and gets hot when the lid is shut, but I can't really do anything about it. This did, however, fix an issue I was having where the audio would just stop working if I ever shut the lid.

The final issue was getting the computer to wake up on its own. Every time I start the computer up (not waking it up; only powering it up from a complete shutdown) I have go into terminal and run this:

sudo bash -c 'echo "0" > /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:01\:00.0/d3cold_allowed'

I don't know what this command does, but without it, the machine will just never wake up. If you close the lid without running this at initial startup, it cannot be woken back up until it is rebooted.

That's not really a problem, since it's only once per reboot, and I don't reboot my laptop very frequently.

You know what would really make this even more seamless, though? If I could run this command using Ubuntu's startup applications menu. That way, I wouldn't have to manually open terminal every boot just to run this command. It would just run automatically, and I'd never have to worry about it. It would work like OEM! (Minus the less efficient sleep state.)

However, I can't do that. I've tried that. In fact, I have that exact command in my Startup Applications app, as we speak.

Any time I start the computer up and DON'T manually run the command, if I shut the lid, the computer sleeps. It will, however, wakeup (unlike if the command had never been input). HOWEVER. Unlike running the command in terminal, when it finally wakes up, the cursor photo changes into a gray square, my Night Light settings are reset, my wallpaper changes to black, my system accent color is changed to default, and any time I click inside the password box to login, the field immediately becomes inactive again. It doesn't stay active long enough for me to even get two letters typed. All this happens while "Authentication Error" rapidly and randomly flashes below the password box.

Eventually, if I don't force shut down the machine, it'll crash. It'll throw me into terminal mode, and it'll infinitely repeat an error claiming it could not write to some 'systemd jounral' thing because the operating system is in read-only mode. After that it'll either repeat that error over and over, creating endless lines in terminal mode, or it'll just freeze, and I have to restart the laptop either way. So, my question is:

WHY.

Why does running this command in terminal and running it via Startup Application have different results, and is there any way to fix it??

[to-boldly-escape]

new animated background for my laptop🤩

Just found out how to customise my background!! and I was screaming because look at it! I still have problems with it freezing sometimes...also the quality is much better irl (the video makes it look meh)

I kind of want something else though. Maybe like a funny scene from tos.

There are tutorials online but if someone wants to try this I can send links or give steps!

[nixcraft]

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[thisischeri]

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[classyhippie]

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[dreamgirlvibes]

Who can help me fix my sims game???? 😭😭 I tried yall

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[netscapenavigator-official]

I formatted a DVD+RW as FAT32 to see what would happen, and now I can drag and drop files into it like a flash drive. Did I just accidentally create a haphazard DVD-RAM disc or something??? What is going on? The DVD drive in 2011 MBPs isn’t even supposed to support DVD-RAMs discs. What have I done??

[wolfxpeach]

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