Sleep issue, 10.6.3, ga-p55-ud3

[madwolf]

Hello,
I have a long history with os x on my laptop and finally I decided to install it on my new desktop, GA-P55-UD3 + Core i5. The install went great, I used the ready made DSDT for this motherboard taken from this site.
There is only 1 issue, solving which would make this a 100% "like-a-real-mac" install.

When I tell it to sleep it shuts down quiet abruptly. The mobo goes to sleep because I can wake it by moving the mouse, however, after wake the BIOS comes up as if it was powered on and not resumed from sleep.

Anyone has any ideas how to fix it? I tried sleepenabler.kext, no changes. The kexts I'm using: fakesmc + R1000SL, the rest is vanilla.

 

[MacMan]

System Preferences / Energy Saver

Check "Start up automatically after a power failure"

 

[madwolf]

It helped. The system sleeps and wakes. However, after a wake the keyboard no longer works (usb), usb mouse is still working. Then, when I want to restart I get KP caused by kextunload.
Console messages don't say much:
4/29/10 7:18:29 PM kernel FakeSMC: key info not found CLWK, length - 6
4/29/10 7:18:31 PM kernel /drv/ MacModule.cpp:261 powerStateWillChangeTo: flags=4 stateNumber=2
4/29/10 7:18:31 PM kernel /drv/ MacModule.cpp:266 powerStateWillChangeTo: found flag=kIOPMSleepCapability (4)
4/29/10 7:18:31 PM kernel /drv/ MacModule.cpp:261 powerStateDidChangeTo: flags=4 stateNumber=2
4/29/10 7:18:31 PM kernel /drv/ MacModule.cpp:266 powerStateDidChangeTo: found flag=kIOPMSleepCapability (4)
4/29/10 7:18:31 PM kernel System Sleep
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel Wake reason =
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel System Wake
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel /drv/ MacModule.cpp:261 powerStateWillChangeTo: flags=82 stateNumber=4
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel /drv/ MacModule.cpp:262 powerStateWillChangeTo: found flag=kIOPMPowerOn (2)
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel /drv/ MacModule.cpp:267 powerStateWillChangeTo: found flag=kIOPMRestartCapability (80)
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel /drv/ MacModule.cpp:261 powerStateDidChangeTo: flags=82 stateNumber=4
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel /drv/ MacModule.cpp:262 powerStateDidChangeTo: found flag=kIOPMPowerOn (2)
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel /drv/ MacModule.cpp:267 powerStateDidChangeTo: found flag=kIOPMRestartCapability (80)
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel Previous Sleep Cause: 0
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel FakeSMC: key info not found CLWK, length - 6
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel FakeSMC: key info not found CLWK, length - 6
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel USB (EHCI)ort 1 on bus 0xfd has remote wakeup from some device
4/29/10 7:18:46 PM kernel The USB device USB Receiver (Port 4 of Hub at 0xfd100000) may have caused a wake by issuing a remote wakeup
4/29/10 7:18:53 PM configd[39] network configuration changed.
4/29/10 7:18:53 PM configd[39] setting hostname to "Radek-Gerss-iMac.local"
4/29/10 7:18:53 PM configd[39] network configuration changed.
4/29/10 7:18:53 PM Adium[369] INVALID: fd was -1; returning tag 29

 

[eccles]

A workaround for the usb issues, if you have one lying around, is to installl a PCI usb 2.0 adapter (the PCI bus is switched off in sleep & properly resets on wake). Keep an eye on Tony's 10.6.3 Update blog for other methods http://tonymacx86.blogspot.com/2010/03/ ... pdate.html.

If I had other usb devices attached apart from the KB/Mouse Bluetooth dongle then the system would rewaken straight away. With those also plugged into a PCI adapter problem does not occur.