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I do not see a problem. Disk 01 shows 998/999 GB and it says it has 1.03GB of other. So I'm not sure what you mean by it does not show up.

Well I do not use sleep at all on my computers (my macbook is the only exception), but this issue irritates me. And the most weird thing is that it is clean reboot. It is not CMOS reset. The kernel exits cleanly and with verbose i can see that the log ends with MACH REBOOT. That means sleeping...

OK so it seem that the restart is initiated by _securityd . Weird, really weird... anybody knows what could be causing this?

Well, I have found out what is the problem... it restarts (cleanly, not hard reset) after waking up...automatically...might be because I am waking it up by pressing the power button... gonna look into it and will report back

Wake issue - OS X 10.9.4 - After waking up, system reboots cleanly Hello everybody, I've finally managed to get everything working on this machine except for one little thing with waking up. System sleeps just fine (auto sleep also works), but after waking up, it shows the login UI, hangs...

This is working as intended, because OS X sets the BIOS time to UTC.

I think easiest option now would be to reinstall OS X and in MultiBeast select userDSDT/DSDT-free option and see if it works. But if you do not want to, have you tried booting with the iBoot CD or the CD that booted your install ? The DSDT is not important right now.

Yes it is possible, just uncheck everything other than the driver.

It looks like your system does not like ElliottForceLegacyRTC.kext, try removing it or if you are reinstalling do not install it.