Hibernation (audrith) Mac OS

You can get the 'state' of the hibernate features by typing. You can set the hibernate mode with: sudo pmset -a hibernate mode 25 (or 3 for hibernate mode 3) In the end, I downloaded 'DeepSleep' from the app store. When you launch it it puts the computer in Hibernate mode. The computer sleeps normally for mode 3 otherwise. Caffeinate -s Keep the Mac awake while it is plugged into AC power; caffeinate Now, your Mac will stay awake for as long as you leave the Terminal running. To stop this, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+C; caffeinate -t 1800 & Here 1800 is the time in seconds. You can set it to anything. Now your Mac will stay awake for this time duration. To put a Mac to sleep immediately, do one of the following: Close the lid of the MacBook. Press the power button on the Mac—tapping the power button makes both MacBooks and iMacs or Mac minis drop off to sleep instantly. Choose Sleep from the Apple menu. Press the Command-Option and Media key simultaneously.

Since quite some time Mac OS also has a hibernation mode, also known as suspend-to-disk. But as usual for Mac, you cannot select it by hand. In fact, a suspend-to-ram always does a suspend-to-disk as well, so that in a case of power loss (like empty battery) you can start the computer from the image on the hard disk without losing anything. Apple calls this suspend combination „Safe-Sleep„.

Dec 28, 2015 Press the power button on the Mac—tapping the power button makes both MacBooks and iMacs or Mac minis drop off to sleep instantly; Choose Sleep from the Apple menu; Press the Command-Option and Media key simultaneously; When the Mac goes to sleep, not just into idle mode or display sleep, the following things happen: On all Macs.

So far so nice. But sometimes you might want to go directly into hibernation mode. Therefore I wrote a little applescript, which in respect to similar scripts doesn’t need any administrator rights to work. In fact the icon was the most difficult part.

Download it right here.

For an easy access to the hibernation mode, you either move it to /Applications/ or somewhere else and drag it into your dock, or you put it in ~/Library/Scripts and activate the script menu with the Applescript Utility.

PS.: If your Mac does not support the hibernation mode, there is a chance that you can enable it. Look here.

PPS.: As a Mac OS X user you might also be interested in another tool by me: UpdateCheck (Software Update Notifications for Non-Admin-Users)

Troubleshooting: if you experience that your computer still goes into normal sleep mode, open Hibernate.app/Contents/Resources/Scripts/main.scpt and increase the delay to 30 at the end of the script.

Apple on Monday released macOS Big Sur 11.3, an update to the Mac operating system. The update includes improved support for AirTag, iPhone and iPad apps on Apple Silicon Macs, new Safari features, and more.

Vulnerability fix

Among the many new features detailed below, the macOS 11.3 Big Sur update fixes several security issues, including one where
“A malicious application may bypass Gatekeeper checks” (CVE-2021-30657) and another where “A malicious application may be able to bypass Privacy preferences” (CVE-2021-1849). According to Ars Technica, CVE-2021-30657 was actively being exploited in the wild to suppress macOS security warnings.

Improving iPhone and iPad apps on M1 Macs

If you have a Mac with Apple Silicon (the M1 chip) and have been running iPhone and iPad apps, this is an update you’ll want to install. The update has new Touch Alternatives settings so you can set keyboard commands in place of touch input that you would usually perform on an iPhone or iPad. To enable Touch Alternatives, click on the app’s name in the menu bar and select Preferences.

For anyone playing an iPhone game on an M1 Mac, the update has a new Controller Emulation that maps game controller functions to a Mac’s keyboard and mouse. Also, an iPad app can be launched with a larger window, and M1 Macs now have Hibernation support.

Other updates for all Macs

Here are the release notes for the macOS Big Sur 11.3 update.

macOS Big Sur 11.3 adds support for AirTag, includes iPhone and iPad app improvements for Macs with M1, introduces separate skin tone variations for emoji with couples, and adds more diverse voice options for Siri.

AirTag and Find My

• Support for AirTag to keep track of and find your important items like your keys, wallet, backpack and more, privately and securely in the Find My app

• The Find My network with hundreds of millions of devices can help you find your AirTag, even when it isn’t nearby

• Lost Mode notifies you when your AirTag is found, and you can enter a phone number where you can be contacted

iPhone and iPad apps on Macs with M1

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• Option to change an iPhone and iPad app’s window size

• Support for displaying the highest resolution version of an iPhone or iPad app in full screen

• Keyboard support for iPhone and iPad games designed to use device tilt

• Keyboard, mouse and trackpad support for iPhone and iPad games that support game controllers

Emoji

• Support for separate skin tones for each individual in all variations of the couple kissing emoji and couple with heart emoji

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• New face emojis, heart emojis, woman with a beard emoji

Siri

• Siri now includes more diverse voice options

Apple Music

• Autoplay keeps music playing by automatically playing a similar song, once you’ve reached the end of a song or playlist

• City charts showcase what’s popular in over 100 cities from all over the world

Podcasts

• Podcasts Show Pages are redesigned to make it easier to start listening

• Option to save and download episodes, automatically adding them to your Library for quick access

• Download behavior and notification settings can be customized on a show-by-show basis

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• Top Charts and popular categories in Search help you discover new shows

News

• Redesigned News+ feed enables Apple News+ subscribers to quickly find, download, and manage magazine and newspaper issues

• All-new Search experience that helps you find relevant topics, channels, and stories

Safari

• Start Page section order can now be customized

• Additional WebExtensions API lets developers offer extensions that replace the new tab page

• Web Speech API lets developers incorporate speech recognition into their web pages for real-time captioning, dictation, and voice navigation

• WebM and Vorbis video and audio format support

Reminders

• Ability to sort Today Smart list

• Support for syncing the order of reminders in lists across your devices

• Option to print your reminder lists

Gaming

• Xbox Series X S Wireless Controller or Sony PS5 DualSense™ Wireless Controller support

Mac computers with the M1 chip

• Hibernation support

About This Mac

• About this Mac displays Apple warranty status and AppleCare+ coverage in the Service tab when signed in with Apple ID

• Support for purchasing and enrolling in AppleCare+ for eligible Mac computers from About This Mac

This release also fixes the following issues:

• Reminders created via Siri may be unintentionally set for early morning hours

• iCloud Keychain might not turn off

• AirPods audio routing to incorrect device for Automatic Switching

Versions

• AirPods Automatic Switching notifications might be missing or duplicated

• External 4K monitors may not display in full resolution when connected over USB-C

• Login window may not display properly after restarting Mac mini (M1, 2020)

• The Dwell feature may not work in the Accessibility Keyboard

Some features may not be available for all regions or on all Apple devices, and require an Apple ID.

For more detailed information about this update, please visit: https://support.apple.com/kb/HT211896

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For detailed information about the security content of this update, please visit: https://support.apple.com/kb/HT201222

How to update macOS Big Sur

Before updating your Mac, it’s a good idea to back up your data, just in case the update causes problems.

To install the update, you need an internet connection. Also, your Mac will need to restart in order to finish the installation. Here are the steps.

  1. Click on the Apple menu.
  2. Select About this Mac.
  3. In the window that appears, go to the Overview tab if it’s not already open.
  4. Click on the Software Update button. This will open the Software Update system preference.
  5. You can click the More info link if you want to learn more about the update.
  6. When you are ready to install, click on the Update Now button. The installation takes several minutes, depending on the speed of the internet connection.