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By default, the hibernate mode is 0. You can get it by this command pmset -g | grep hibernatemode I've tried two modes, but only mode 25 works: 1) 0 - Sleep sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0 In this case, power off fans and disks, but memory and MB is still power on. My hackintosh can sleep...

You may press the Power Button to wake up computer. This behaviour is effected by command pmset. Restore it by run command `sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0`

Open Terminal.app (or iTerm.app), and paste `sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 25` in it, then press Enter key to run this command. The symbol '$' means run that command as normal user, you'll be required to input your password to run it.

'AAAWGQ==' is the encoding of 0x191600, and 'AAASGQ==' is the encoding of 0x191200. * it seems that the '\n' should not be included.

Finally, I got it fixed (i5 6500). Following steps is not detailed enough, just for your information. 1) Set hibernate mode $ sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 25 2) Make sure image file can be written. $ ls -lh /var/vm/sleepimage -rw------T 1 root wheel 8.0G Dec 1 23:35 /var/vm/sleepimage 3)...

Finally, I'm able to reproduce the issue: Start the hackintosh by press the case power button. Wait for the progress bar with apple logo appear. Tap on the CAPSLK key, you will see the keyboard just works. After the booting is completed, the desktop appeared. The keyboard lighting still on, but...

Same issue! MB: ASRock H170M-itx/ac KB: QuickFire TK OS X El Capitan 10.11.4

same issue here ----- update may 25, 2016----- Fixed by: 1. Run EFI Mounter v3.app to mount boot disk. Edit the Clover config.plist (/Volumes/EFI/EFI/CLOVER/config.plist) in boot disk. <key>Devices</key> ...... <key>USB</key> <dict> <key>FixOwnership</key> <true/>...