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I've noticed ever since I installed Lion on my UD3R setup that, while sleep works, if I leave the computer asleep overnight, it will have completely shut down when I try to wake it up.
I can normally sleep the machine and a few hours later press a button on the keyboard to wake it up. But if left for many hours asleep, the keyboard no longer works. When I push the power button, the computer appears to boot from BIOS and continue through a full boot process, affectively trashing the previous state of OS X.
But, like I said, sleep works normally if the computer is left for just a few hours. It's like it's trying to go into a deeper sleep and losing it's state.
Has anyone experienced this?
Just to clarify, I'm on 10.7.2 and I used the UniBeast method with the proper DSDT for my board & BIOS revision. Everything works.
I can normally sleep the machine and a few hours later press a button on the keyboard to wake it up. But if left for many hours asleep, the keyboard no longer works. When I push the power button, the computer appears to boot from BIOS and continue through a full boot process, affectively trashing the previous state of OS X.
But, like I said, sleep works normally if the computer is left for just a few hours. It's like it's trying to go into a deeper sleep and losing it's state.
Has anyone experienced this?
Just to clarify, I'm on 10.7.2 and I used the UniBeast method with the proper DSDT for my board & BIOS revision. Everything works.