Mountain Lion Kernel Panic after restart. I know what I did, I just don't know how to fix it.

[volcomsuperhero]

Hello all! So I have recently been having a problem with my hackintosh going into sleep mode too quickly. After about 3 minutes it would go into sleep mode. I downloaded a file that I thought would fix the problem, but it gave me a kernel panic.

Here's what the backtrace says.

sk.triaxis.kext.SleepEnabler(1.0)[55D0A648-426D-31EB-B4A3-2A0345BB4610]@0xffffff7f807e6000->0xffffff7f807e9fff


Please help me out. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I'm not sure what the exact website was that I got this download from. I can give you my specs, if need be.

Thank you!
-Chris

 

[yusz]

boot in safe mode (the -x boot flag) and delete the SleepEnabler.kext from System/Library/Extension
run Repair Disk Permission repair from Disk Utility

Sleep can be adjust from System Preference / Energy Save

 

[volcomsuperhero]

Hello Yusz,

Thank you for the quick reply! So I am trying to boot to safe mode with the -x boot flag, but I still seem to be getting the kernel panic. Any ideas? I tried single user, with the same outcome.

Thanks!

 

[volcomsuperhero]

Nevermind! I got it fixed. I had to include pmVersion=0 with the -x.

Thank you so much for the help!
-Chris