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Help on sleep mode not working on Big Sur or a sudden restart

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Hello everyone!
MacOS Catalina was working fine on my laptop but after updating to Big Sur, the sleep mode doesn't work. It never goes to sleep and when i try to put it to sleep mode it suddenly restarts the mac os. Here I have attached the necessary files.
And also why the latest clover does not show the big sur boot volume rather than the preboot volume?
Any help would be so appreciable

Thanks in advance
 

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Not a Desktop - Moved to Laptop Support.
 
Hello everyone!
MacOS Catalina was working fine on my laptop but after updating to Big Sur, the sleep mode doesn't work. It never goes to sleep and when i try to put it to sleep mode it suddenly restarts the mac os. Here I have attached the necessary files.
And also why the latest clover does not show the big sur boot volume rather than the preboot volume?
Any help would be so appreciable

Thanks in advance
disable:
FixWAK in config.plist

USB->Inject should be true

and you need to do this using Catalina:
 
disable:
FixWAK in config.plist

USB->Inject should be true

and you need to do this using Catalina:
Thank you dear for the reply and as per your instructions now the sleep mode is working but after wake it suddenly restarts, now what is the problem with it?
 
Thank you dear for the reply and as per your instructions now the sleep mode is working but after wake it suddenly restarts, now what is the problem with it?
make sure to run the 5 terminal commands from here:
 
make sure to run the 5 terminal commands from here:
I already done this many times with no luck and now i did this one more time and here is the output:



kayz@Ahmads-MacBook-Pro ~ % sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0
Password:
kayz@Ahmads-MacBook-Pro ~ % sudo rm /var/vm/sleepimage
rm: /var/vm/sleepimage: is a directory
kayz@Ahmads-MacBook-Pro ~ % sudo mkdir /var/vm/sleepimage
mkdir: /var/vm/sleepimage: File exists
kayz@Ahmads-MacBook-Pro ~ % sudo pmset -a standby 0
kayz@Ahmads-MacBook-Pro ~ % sudo pmset -a autopoweroff 0
kayz@Ahmads-MacBook-Pro ~ %
 
I already done this many times with no luck and now i did this one more time and here is the output:



kayz@Ahmads-MacBook-Pro ~ % sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0
Password:
kayz@Ahmads-MacBook-Pro ~ % sudo rm /var/vm/sleepimage
rm: /var/vm/sleepimage: is a directory
kayz@Ahmads-MacBook-Pro ~ % sudo mkdir /var/vm/sleepimage
mkdir: /var/vm/sleepimage: File exists
kayz@Ahmads-MacBook-Pro ~ % sudo pmset -a standby 0
kayz@Ahmads-MacBook-Pro ~ % sudo pmset -a autopoweroff 0
kayz@Ahmads-MacBook-Pro ~ %
maybe zip and upload your EFI
 

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Sorry for the last reply, because of internet issue. Here is my EFI folder.
do you need:
dart=0 boot argument?

also not seeing your USBPorts.kext.....
 
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