I have installed Windows7 by bootcamp on my Macbook, however, every time when I want to switch to Windows, I have to reboot the machine completely. That means I cannot keep my current workspace when next time I switch back to OSX.
If you use the Mac's hibernate function by the terminal, you don't even have the chance to choose which system to boot from, it immediately wakes up OSX. Shoot the plates mac os. Sometimes, that's really a pain.
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Back to the days of Windows, we used the hibernate function to switch between systems without losing your current workspace. Is there an alternative way to achieve it on Mac?
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I can not use a virtual machine solution, because it has some hardware disadvantages. Such as the development of Kinect can't work through VM environment.
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When Apple announced new PowerBooks in October 2005, it also introduced Safe Sleep to Mac OS X, an extension to Sleep mode that allows for hibernation without power. Apple hibernation has three modes. By default, on laptops it suspends the system and make a copy of RAM to disk for a completely safe hibernate. When you have 8 Gigabytes of RAM it takes twenty or thirty seconds to write that RAM image. I suspend/resume often during my day and don't want to wait. Sphere jenga mac os. Today I'll be showing you how to enable hibernation mode on your Mac. This method also works on Mac desktops, but if you want to enable it, you will need to.
