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Tiff Sunbacon <jeremy.fieldsend RemoveThis @googlemail.com> wrote:
> My MacBook Pro displays nothing but a blank screen. It starts up fine
> - at least I can hear the chime and the disk whirring away - but
> that's as far as I get.
>
> There's a long thread on the Apple forum about it and it seems to be
> sleep related. A solution offered there did sort things out for a day
> but then, on firing it up again yesterday, the black screen returns
> and no amount of repeating the same procedure which solved it
> previously, works.
>
> The previous solution involved accessing the MacBook from another Mac
> via target disk mode and deleting the sleepimage file and
> extensions.mkext. There was one bit of advice that I didn't do (as it
> seemed to be working) which was to "sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0" via
> Terminal. I have also run Verify/Repair Disk and Permissions.
What do you mean by "seemed to be working"? What was/is the value of
hibernatemode?
>
> It's a 17in MacBook Pro running the latest v of 10.11
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