Intelligenter Winterschlaf-Modus auch für ältere portable Macs — aber Achtung!
Matt Johnston found out how to enable the hibernate mode (a.k.a. the Safe Sleep introduced with the new HiRes Powerbooks) for older Macs.
I tried it on my 867 MHz 12″ Powerbook and it works. Finally changing batteries doesn’t require to shutdown and restart anymore — or so I thought.
After some hours testing I reverted the hack. I observed two problems:
- The fan wouldn’t start anymore and the Powerbook got pretty hot
- The clock stopped when sleeping
Nice work, Matt, but in my case: 
Hello,
I followed your procedures for enabling hybernation on my non supported PowerBook. It seems to work fine but I loose my mouse after it wakes up. Can you tell me how to reverse the process so that it will just go to sleep instead of hybernating when I close the lid now?
Thanks very much,
Jeff
Follow Matts instructions: Use sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0 to reset the hibernation mode (this got me back the clock) and the disable-all-nvramrc.sh script (and a reboot) from Matts site to undo the firmware change (this gave me back the fan).