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I have installed a clean 10.8.3 Setup without voodoo battery but the same Problem here is the IOreg...
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It is not a "clean" install. And X86PlatformPlugin is not loading (probably due to rollback of AppleACPIPlatform, because SSDT looks correct).

You're using m-y-Hack. When you use such "non-retail" methods, you get this kind of problem. Do yourself a favor and start with a clean install as Apple intentended.

Do a clean install using Unibeast with a genuine copy of ML or Mavericks from the Mac App Store.
 
I´am back, I bought Mountain Lion on the Appstore and installed it via Unibeast on the Notebook.

OSX Mountain Lion 10.8.5

Kext by Multibeast:
Patched AICPUPM for 10.8.5
FakeSMC
ALXEthernet

Apple Mac Book Pro 9,2 via Chameleon Wizard -> SMBios.plist
ProBook Installer -> SSDT.aml Generator

But the Sleep doesn't work -.-

When i press Sleep the Notebook try to sleep -> Once Power LED Flash then prompt Reboot.
When i close the Display, nothing! I Notebook don´t go sleep.

View attachment ioreg unibeast 10.8.5.ioreg
View attachment DSDT SSDT etc.zip

:banghead:
 
I´am back, I bought Mountain Lion on the Appstore and installed it via Unibeast on the Notebook.

OSX Mountain Lion 10.8.5

Kext by Multibeast:
Patched AICPUPM for 10.8.5
FakeSMC
ALXEthernet

Apple Mac Book Pro 9,2 via Chameleon Wizard -> SMBios.plist
ProBook Installer -> SSDT.aml Generator

But the Sleep doesn't work -.-

When i press Sleep the Notebook try to sleep -> Once Power LED Flash then prompt Reboot.
When i close the Display, nothing! I Notebook don´t go sleep.

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:banghead:

I would try some DSDT patches. It sounds like your system is waking up immediately after sleep, so there is actually two problems (immediate wake, and reboot upon wake).

USB patches might fix your immediate wake problem:
"7-series USB"
"7-series USB3 Multiplex" (use alternate to GPRW)

System patches applicable:
"IRQ Fix"
"SMBUS Fix"
"RTC Fix"
"HPET Fix"
"OS Check Fix"
"AC Adapter Fix"
"Fix _WAK Arg0 v2"

It is best to do each one one at a time to see what issues it solves. It is time consuming.

Patches are from here: https://github.com/RehabMan/Laptop-DSDT-Patch
 
I love you *no homo*
The Sleep works great!!! :clap:

But i have a Problem, when i close the Display the Notebook don´t go sleep.
 
I love you *no homo*
The Sleep works great!!! :clap:

But i have a Problem, when i close the Display the Notebook don´t go sleep.

Do you have the PNLF patch for DSDT (aka. "Brightness Fix)? Then verify that AppleACPILid is loading by looking at ioreg. If it still doesn't work, then further debugging of the DSDT may be needed.
 
Yes i have Installed the Brighntess Fix. AppleACPILid ist loadet.
 
Yes i have Installed the Brighntess Fix. AppleACPILid ist loadet.

"ist loadet"???

AppleACPILid is or isn't loaded? Your sentence is not clear on the point.
 
Oh Sorry ;)

"ist" = german word for is

The AppleACPILid is loadet.
 
Oh Sorry ;)

"ist" = german word for is

The AppleACPILid is loadet.

Try this experimental patch for DSDT. It is for DSDTs that don't properly Notify on changes to LID status:

Code:
#Maintained by: RehabMan for: Laptop Patches
#misc_LidPoll.txt

#
# Work around for non-working LID notification.
# 
# EXPERIMENTAL
#

into device label LIDP remove_entry;
into definitionblock code_regex . insert
begin
Device (LIDP)\n
{\n
    Name (_HID, "FAN00000")\n
    Name (PLID, 0xFFFF)\n
// Poll for _LID status changes, notify if different\n
    Method (FCPU, 0, Serialized)\n
    {\n
     	Store(\_SB.LID0._LID(), Local0)\n
	if (LNotEqual(Local0, PLID))\n
        {\n
            Store(Local0, PLID)\n
            Notify(\_SB.LID0, 0x80)\n
        }\n
    }\n
}\n
end;

In order to activate it, you must install ACPIPoller.kext from here: https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-ACPI-Poller

If that doesn't work, you'd need to trace what is going on in LID0._LID. See: https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-ACPI-Debug
 
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