- Joined
- Apr 30, 2020
- Messages
- 33
- Motherboard
- Dell XPS 9700 (OpenCore)
- CPU
- i7-10875H
- Graphics
- UHD 630, 1980x1200
Thunderbolt hotplug for DP + normal seems to be fine for me. I'm using a lot fewer TB SSDT/kexts than you.Have you tried it with the entire EFI I attached. I think it might have worked with several SMBIOS for me so it might not be that. Also might be somewhere settings that I fiddled with. Only thing is I also had the Sleep wake failure issue with the Dell logo on another hack, Dell XPS 9390 2 in 1 with i7-1065G7, and changing that Sign of Life immediately solved sleep.
On another topic, is your Thunderbolt Hotplug working? Mine only on boot if attached. However, I found out that if it's working and I put it to sleep, then I can detach and then reattach while still asleep. Then when it wakes, it's working. Otherwise if detaching or attaching when awake, Thunderbolt breaks. Hotplugging with displayport works, despite the USB ports breaking.
I've got an XPS 9570 with the single TB3 controller which Hotplugs very well in all situations. Not sure what's going on.
Tried your EFI without changing anything except SMBIOS + Serial number info. Booted but still no sleep. Do you know what settings you have for Hibernate mode? In Hackintool (version 3.7.5) I show as having hibernate mode 3. The settings I have are:
disksleep: 0
displaysleep: 0
halfdim: 1
hibernatefile: /var/vm/sleepimage
hibernatemode: 3
highstandbythreshold: 50
lidwake: 1
networkoversleep: 0
powernap: 0
proximitywake: 0
sleep: 1
standby: 0
standbydelayhigh: 86400
standbydelaylow: 10800
tcpkeepalive: 0
ttyskeepawake: 1
womp: 0