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Done. Still seeing the same behavior though.

I've attached a photo of my current BIOS configuration. It does have Wake on LAN enabled currently.

@mattystonnie I'm not sure if you saw my previous reply. Any additional thoughts?

With darkwake=no the system fans continued to run while the USB Audio Interface was without power. Clicking the mouse and keyboard did not result in any change. I was forced to power off and reset. One interesting thing to note. I had one more wake attempt prior to setting darkwake=no. When...

No I’m not using usbinjectall. I’ll give the updated config a try.

My second attempt to wake from sleep failed. Same behavior as before. No power to the USB Audio Interface and screens remained dark (low-power mode).

I only see the RX 580 listed. I don't see any reference to the iGPU. I left the machine for 30-45 minutes and it woke properly. That's usually a shorter period than what I've been having trouble with, but I'm taking that as a good sign.

I'll give that a shot and update you on the results. Can you explain what you changed in my config.plist? I'm just trying to make sure I have a good idea as to what's going on.

I have been banging my head against the wake from sleep wall for the past few weeks. Ever since upgrading to Mojave 10.14.3 I can't seem to get my machine to wake from sleep. If I press a mouse button or key on the keyboard, the fans spin up but none of my monitors respond. Also, I have a...

Yes I was having issues booting and the rollback appeared to fix those issues. I was able to resolve my issue with the App Store by running EFI Studio 1.1 and updating my org.chameleon.Boot.plist. My biggest outstanding issue is the inability to boot from SSD. When booting from the USB my...

During my installation attempts I selected the User DSDT for my board and BIOS revision but that resulted in a boot failure (I believe a panic) but I don't have the specific details. If I try that again through MultiBeast is there a way to undo it without starting over and reinstalling?

Installation was a breeze. It didn't require any custom boot flags. I did have some issues getting the audio to work, but was able to get that going on the 5th install. I believe this is the MultiBeast configI ended up using: Drivers > Audio > Realtek ALCxxx > ALC889 Drivers > Audio > Realtek...