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lerimer said:
Nothing has changed. Do you thing I should set my system definition to 13,1 since my cpu is a Ivy Bridge CPU? I've uploaded an updated ioreg as well. Thanks!
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Ioreg looks fine. Although not quite sure on why your using GenericUSBXHCI it isn't needed as your motherboard has Intel USB 2 & 3. Changing SMBIOS will not make much difference.
 
I deleted the GenericUSBXHCI from /L/E folder, rebooted and still won't sleep. I have it as you gave it to me with Darkwake=8 but I've tried it with Darkwake=no, =1, =2, =3, =4, =8, =10. Still no success. I'm about to give up on this sleep thing before it drives me crazy.
 
High Sierra Hackintosh
Z370 AORUS Gaming WIFI |  i7 8700K |  GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition
lerimer said:
I deleted the GenericUSBXHCI from /L/E folder, rebooted and still won't sleep. I have it as you gave it to me with Darkwake=8 but I've tried it with Darkwake=no, =1, =2, =3, =4, =8, =10. Still no success. I'm about to give up on this sleep thing before it drives me crazy.
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Id recommend to look in the Logs in Console.
 
VoiletDragon said:
Id recommend to look in the Logs in Console.
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Since I have no clue what I'd be looking for, I have attached the log. Also, I had to place genericUSB back in /l/e because without it my USB 3.0 stopped working.
 

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High Sierra Hackintosh
Z370 AORUS Gaming WIFI |  i7 8700K |  GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition
lerimer said:
Since I have no clue what I'd be looking for, I have attached the log. Also, I had to place genericUSB back in /l/e because without it my USB 3.0 stopped working.
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From looking at the log. Sleep problem looks like to be a disk issue. USB 3 probably isn't working due to BIOS settings.

Code: 
Jan 28 12:50:14 Lerimers-iMac-2017 logd[55]: Flushing contents to disk due to sleep event
Jan 28 12:54:43 Lerimers-iMac-2017 logd[55]: Flushing contents to disk due to sleep event
Jan 28 12:57:48 Lerimers-iMac-2017 logd[55]: Flushing contents to disk due to sleep event
Jan 28 13:03:28 Lerimers-iMac-2017 logd[55]: Flushing contents to disk due to sleep event
Jan 30 00:43:46 Lerimers-iMac-2017 logd[55]: Flushing contents to disk due to sleep event
Jan 30 00:53:27 Lerimers-iMac-2017 logd[55]: Flushing contents to disk due to sleep event
Jan 31 13:27:15 Lerimers-iMac-2017 logd[55]: Flushing contents to disk due to sleep event
Jan 31 13:29:52 Lerimers-iMac-2017 logd[55]: Flushing contents to disk due to sleep event
 
lerimer said:
I only have 2 Drives Both of which are SATA drives. The main one is a 512GB SSD and a 1TB HDD. I will look into my BIOS and see what I can find in regards to my USB setup.
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xHCI is one that needs to be checked also XHCI Hand-off & EHCI Hand off. Recommend changing xHCI to enabled and XHCI, EHCI to enabled but test without GenericUSBXHCI.
 
lerimer said:
XHCI Hand-off & EHCI Hand off were enable, but xHCI was set to auto. I also enabled it and now my USB's work without the GENERICUSB.KEXT. Sleep however is still not working.
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I think it could be a Disk issue with Sleep thats what the logs are saying. Im out of ideas maybe try on a test drive.
 
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