No...No...No! Do not use the default boot options unless you know what you're doing - see p3 of the MultiBeast Features document. Here's my Z68X-UD3H MultiBeast 4.10 configuration which gives me sleep/wake-up with a USB KB/mouse:
Sorry should have mentioned that I am using a CustomBeast from Tony Mac so I have not changed ANY boot option from what was given to me.
I did notice from your Multibeast example that I had not installed the 3rd party Sata support. All my Multibeast options were otherwise the same as yours. So I did run Multibeast again with the 3rd party Sata Kext install and rebooted.
I put my system to sleep, woke it up with a space bar tap, watched the cursor spin after the system rebooted, and the keyboard and touch pad were dead as before. However this time, unlike before, unplugging the keyboard usb brought the keyboard back alive. I pugged in a USB mouse and it came alive. I looked at the Bluetooth app and saw that its power was off. I tried selecting power back on, nothing happened. Nothing I tried brought the power back to Bluetooth.
I am using a AZiO BTD-V201 Micro Bluetooth Adapter USB 2.0, from Newegg. I thought it was an approved Hachintosh device. It's worth it to me to buy another device that others know works better, if anyone can make a suggestion.
Anyway rebooting causes a NVRAM reset problem following this. I believe the fix there is to use the Leopard AppleRTC kext. I 'll try that fix when I know I can get sleep to work.
Anyone any suggestions how to come back from sleep, without unplugging the Apple USB keyboard, and with getting the Bluetooth to re-power automatically?
Thanks