Acer Aspire 5750G with Mavericks (10.9) Clover Install Guide

[Jhne92]

Are you booting with 'Switchable' graphics?
What are you using for sound? AppleHDA?? Where from? You may need to patch your own for your own nodeID's.

I booted all the time with switchable no i change it to integrated. SO let's see what happen.

Btw: Can i use Parallels Desktop? I need Windows just for CProgramming with visual Studio Express 2010.

In my extensions folder is a AppleHDA.kext file
How can i patch my own?

 

[thevoiceover]

So I noticed today that my 5750 isn't going into true sleep, the monitor just shuts off. I am not usingt NullCPUPowerManagement.kext, so I am sure it isn't this... Are you guys sure your builds can go into sleep mode? If so, ideas what it could be? I was trying to read the ACPI specs and found that _S1 - _S4 should contain 1 value of Either SS1-SS4 (usually SS3) to work properly, I had some errors with the DSDT I obtained from here also, I am sure it can be cleaned pretty easy in Maciasl (random /tnot errors, etc..) but nothing that should relate to sleep.. Please let me know...


----FIXED (fixed my computer not going to sleep) I cleaned an old section in my DSDT from a leftover network card (Atheros making it Airport friendly, I don't have this network card as mine is oob friendly) and regenerated my SSDT.. It still wasn't working after this, but then it finally went to sleep w/ darkwake=10 after 4 minutes of wait. So sleep is working now.

 

[nguyenmac]

Wait for 10-20s to make it sleep, it's how Mavericks work.

 

[thevoiceover]

Wait for 10-20s to make it sleep, it's how Mavericks work.

I waited like 2 minutes for my test, still no luck, one of my legacy builds works fine on sleep with Mavericks, this Uefi one is the one I am having issues with.

 

[nguyenmac]

I waited like 2 minutes for my test, still no luck, one of my legacy builds works fine on sleep with Mavericks, this Uefi one is the one I am having issues with.

Use the command in terminal to know problems:

pmset -g assertions

 

[thevoiceover]

Use the command in terminal to know problems:

pmset -g assertions

Assertion status system-wide:
BackgroundTask 0
PreventDiskIdle 0
ApplePushServiceTask 0
UserIsActive 0
PreventUserIdleDisplaySleep 0
InteractivePushServiceTask 0
PreventSystemSleep 0
ExternalMedia 0
PreventUserIdleSystemSleep 0
NetworkClientActive 0
No kernel assertions.

 

[RehabMan]

I waited like 2 minutes for my test, still no luck, one of my legacy builds works fine on sleep with Mavericks, this Uefi one is the one I am having issues with.

You are choosing sleep from the Apple menu?

 

[Jhne92]

to get sleep working faster on my 5750G i used this command:

[FONT=Menlo]pmset -g | grep hibernatemode[/FONT]

//edit: With this Code Line u can see which hibernatemode u use.

then:

[FONT=Menlo]sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0[/FONT]

Then the Data will not saved on the hard drive, it will stay on the RAM. --> faster Sleep, faster wakeup

 

[thevoiceover]

You are choosing sleep from the Apple menu?

Yes, I set my sleep down to one minute, test it that way , and I test by clicking my power and selecting the one that says sleep.. I wait like 2 minutes and my power button led is still on ( monitor black though.)

 

[T1hom7as]

Yes, I set my sleep down to one minute, test it that way , and I test by clicking my power and selecting the one that says sleep.. I wait like 2 minutes and my power button led is still on ( monitor black though.)

What drivers are you using in Clover?