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- Jun 30, 2011
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- Motherboard
- Asrock Fatal1ty Z77 Professional
- CPU
- i7 3770K
- Graphics
- EVGA GTX 680 Signature
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
System:
Motherboard - Asrock Fatal1ty Z77 Professional (Patched UEFI v1.70)
CPU - Intel Core i7 3770k
GPU - EVGA GTX680 Signature
WiFi - TP-Link TL-WDN4800
USB Devices currently connected:
Keyboard - Razer Anansi
Mouse - Razer Naga
Webcam - Logitech HD Pro C920
Headset - Plantronics Gamecom 780
Howdy guys,
I have my 10.9.1 build nearly complete using components above.
Trying to solve sleep issues. I have attempted most fixes that I have been able to find using search, but still have a some problems.
First off, like many other Hackintosh builders with sleep issues, I am able to put the system to sleep manually from the Apple menu. Additionally, a single press of a mouse button or space bar brings it right out of sleep. I can let it sleep overnight with no issues doing it this manual way.
I would like to get auto sleep working though.
Initially setting auto sleep in System Preferences > Energy Saver would put the monitors to sleep, but the CPU stays powered up. If I let it sit more than a couple of minutes, I had to hard reset the CPU, as the monitors will not come out of sleep mode.
I have the following three options on my Energy Saver window:
1) Put hard disks to sleep when possible (checked)
2) Wake for network access (not checked)
3) Start up automatically after a power failure (checked)
I have left the second option unchecked as I do not want the system to Wake On LAN.
I made the following changes:
Disabled Legacy USB Support in UEFI
Added “darkwake=8” to Kernel Flags in /Extra/org.chameleon.Boot.plist
So when sleep time arrives, the monitors go dark, and a few seconds later the CPU goes to sleep, fans shut down… Everybody is happy and I’ve scored another victory in my quest to get this thing running at 100%… Actually, this is the LAST thing I want to get working, as everything else is running brilliantly!
And then, exactly 15 seconds later, it fires right back up out of sleep, monitors come on… Another chunk of hair gets ripped out of my head…
So I start digging again, trying to find answers… So far, I’ve found nothing… So here I am, asking once again, how do I fix MY sleep problem?
Here is some output of a few commands I have seen folks ask for when troubleshooting these issues:
pmset -g assertions >
syslog |grep -i “Wake reason” >
Seems easy enough… My Ethernet cards are waking up the system…
Trouble is… My UEFI doesn’t have an obvious setting to disable “Wake On LAN”
And if I disable the onboard NIC cards, I can’t log in to the App Store, cause I can’t get 10.9.1 to recognize my T-Link WiFi card as a “Built In” card… It will set it as en0 all day, but always shows Builtin=False…
Is there any other reason I would be seeing these particular “Wake reason” outputs?
I am able to provide whatever you need… System screen captures, UEFI screen captures, first born child (be warned, he’s a monster!) whatever it takes to get this working! Just looking for someone to guide me in this troubleshooting adventure, cause it’s driving me insane…
Thanks all!
Motherboard - Asrock Fatal1ty Z77 Professional (Patched UEFI v1.70)
CPU - Intel Core i7 3770k
GPU - EVGA GTX680 Signature
WiFi - TP-Link TL-WDN4800
USB Devices currently connected:
Keyboard - Razer Anansi
Mouse - Razer Naga
Webcam - Logitech HD Pro C920
Headset - Plantronics Gamecom 780
Howdy guys,
I have my 10.9.1 build nearly complete using components above.
Trying to solve sleep issues. I have attempted most fixes that I have been able to find using search, but still have a some problems.
First off, like many other Hackintosh builders with sleep issues, I am able to put the system to sleep manually from the Apple menu. Additionally, a single press of a mouse button or space bar brings it right out of sleep. I can let it sleep overnight with no issues doing it this manual way.
I would like to get auto sleep working though.
Initially setting auto sleep in System Preferences > Energy Saver would put the monitors to sleep, but the CPU stays powered up. If I let it sit more than a couple of minutes, I had to hard reset the CPU, as the monitors will not come out of sleep mode.
I have the following three options on my Energy Saver window:
1) Put hard disks to sleep when possible (checked)
2) Wake for network access (not checked)
3) Start up automatically after a power failure (checked)
I have left the second option unchecked as I do not want the system to Wake On LAN.
I made the following changes:
Disabled Legacy USB Support in UEFI
Added “darkwake=8” to Kernel Flags in /Extra/org.chameleon.Boot.plist
So when sleep time arrives, the monitors go dark, and a few seconds later the CPU goes to sleep, fans shut down… Everybody is happy and I’ve scored another victory in my quest to get this thing running at 100%… Actually, this is the LAST thing I want to get working, as everything else is running brilliantly!
And then, exactly 15 seconds later, it fires right back up out of sleep, monitors come on… Another chunk of hair gets ripped out of my head…
So I start digging again, trying to find answers… So far, I’ve found nothing… So here I am, asking once again, how do I fix MY sleep problem?
Here is some output of a few commands I have seen folks ask for when troubleshooting these issues:
pmset -g assertions >
Code:
1/17/14, 9:46:29 PM HST
Assertion status system-wide:
BackgroundTask 0
PreventDiskIdle 0
ApplePushServiceTask 0
UserIsActive 0
PreventUserIdleDisplaySleep 0
InteractivePushServiceTask 0
PreventSystemSleep 0
ExternalMedia 0
PreventUserIdleSystemSleep 0
NetworkClientActive 0
Kernel Assertions: 0x4=USB
id=501 level=255 0x4=USB mod=1/17/14, 9:48 PM description=EHC2 owner=AppleUSBEHCI
id=502 level=255 0x4=USB mod=1/17/14, 9:42 PM description=EHC1 owner=AppleUSBEHCI
syslog |grep -i “Wake reason” >
Code:
Jan 17 20:54:15 daves-mac-pro kernel[0] <Debug>: Wake reason: GLAN EHC2
Jan 17 21:21:26 daves-mac-pro kernel[0] <Debug>: Wake reason: GLAN EHC2
Jan 17 21:24:36 daves-mac-pro kernel[0] <Debug>: Wake reason: RP02 RP03 RP04 RP06 RP07 PEGP PEG1 PEG2 PEG3 P0P1 BR40 ethernet (Network)
Jan 17 21:24:55 daves-mac-pro kernel[0] <Debug>: Ethernet [AppleBCM5701Ethernet]: Wake reason ethernet - bonjour - link-up timeout
Jan 17 21:27:21 daves-mac-pro kernel[0] <Debug>: Wake reason: ?
Jan 17 21:39:02 daves-mac-pro kernel[0] <Debug>: Wake reason: RP02 RP03 RP04 RP06 RP07 PEGP PEG1 PEG2 PEG3 P0P1 BR40 ethernet (Network)
Jan 17 21:39:03 daves-mac-pro kernel[0] <Debug>: Ethernet [AppleBCM5701Ethernet]: Wake reason ethernet - bonjour - link-up timeout
Seems easy enough… My Ethernet cards are waking up the system…
Trouble is… My UEFI doesn’t have an obvious setting to disable “Wake On LAN”
And if I disable the onboard NIC cards, I can’t log in to the App Store, cause I can’t get 10.9.1 to recognize my T-Link WiFi card as a “Built In” card… It will set it as en0 all day, but always shows Builtin=False…
Is there any other reason I would be seeing these particular “Wake reason” outputs?
I am able to provide whatever you need… System screen captures, UEFI screen captures, first born child (be warned, he’s a monster!) whatever it takes to get this working! Just looking for someone to guide me in this troubleshooting adventure, cause it’s driving me insane…
Thanks all!