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I have not installed anything from MB apart from those listed earlier. (bootloader, userdsdt, ALC988 and Lnx2Mac Ethernet) The system is at complete Fresh install state with these MB additions only. Other things to note: I have removed all PCI and usb extras. I am running my Graphics card in...

Didn't work. Deleted all the networks, removed the bluetooth too as I had forgot but still no dice. What have I missed? :wtf:

It seems we have gone a bit off topic here so without further to do... I still cannot get my system to sleep. The system shuts down/sleeps and reboots/wakes instantly. :banghead: After a few bad installations using MB 5.0.2 and non-booting configurations, I have put my hack on a diet and after...

I have exactly the same problem! I actually switched my HDD for a SSD thinking this would solve it but obviously didn't. I am using a Novatech 600w ATX Modular power supply.

I did a quick search and found this: :arrow: http://www.tonymacx86.com/127-nvidia-geforce-gt-430-gt-450-gtx-550-ti-gt-620-gt-630-graphics-cards-issues-mountain-lion.html I know it doesn't answer your dual monitor question but it may help you decide if you want to continue using that Graphics...

Sorted :)

Have you tried with the new Multibeast?

:lol: Ha Ha.... the mystery......

Good Call, let us know what you went for and how you get on - Good luck!

Interesting, this was not an issue for me. However the mobo is different just the codec is the same. I am using Win7 at the moment so not too sure about this but can't you configure your audio ports on OSX? I will check this out later. On the plus side... you got it working :thumbup:

Article: MultiBeast 5.0.0 for Mountain Lion you truly rock! Thanks and well done :)

I too have the ALC889 and the above is how I did mine. This should work for you too as rlf156 says.

I think I would be right in saying that the nullcpu.... is your problem. you need to get rid of this. If you had nothing on ML, which it sounds like, my advice would be to do a fresh install and test this. For the sake of 30 minutes to do a fresh install, if you are in the position to do so then...

Me too and this seems to be the trick to this. Can get a bit messy and complicated on the same HD, good luck!

take a look here: http://www.tonymacx86.com/108-mountain-lion-installation-tips.html Hopefully this may help a bit? >>> you say you ran Multibeast in safe mode, 1 can you get back in in safe mode? 2 did you select nullcpupowermanagement?

seems it's samisnake! :thumbup:

Had a bit of time away from this project and as the new Multibeast is just around the corner, I will try a clean install with that when it comes and get this sleep issue sorted.

How did you get on?

Nightmare that was!! So much time wasted. I am very happy now with my current board which at the time was the board to use! Hopefully it will keep ticking for a while longer :)