Below is my solution for Mojave. My problems were:
- sleep and shutdown caused reboot. I had to do hard resets.
- audio wasn't working. I tried Toleda's suggested method number 2.
Here's the
SLEEP/SHUTDOWN fix for my setup, in four parts.
1) EFI files.
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I also placed the DSDT.aml for my mobo in the PATCHED folder (in ACPI) but that broke my audio after I got it to work. So it may be that my powermanagement is not quite optimal now but I don't want to mess with DSDT-settings at the risk of losing audio again. (The reason was probably that the DSDT was for the newer revision of my mobo that doesn't generally have these audio issues. It's a known problem.)
2) CLOVER settings.
ACPI
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The second tab (2) has nothing ticked now. Under HS I needed to have two sleep related fixes ticked (check my solution for HS!). Now I added the P- and C-states.
BOOT
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Here I changed the parameter of darkwake to 0, added rootless=0 and kext_dev_mode=1. I also dropped dart=0. It should be noted that adding -lilubeta may have something to do with sleep as well (?) although I placed it here for audio.
CPU
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C2-6 also here.
DEVICES
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These probably don't have effect on sleep/shutdown but for audio (see below).
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Also, I de-cluttered my Clover boot choices which is great! Now only three choices.
KERNEL AND KEXT PATCHES
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These work for me (quite standard, I assume?).
3) ENERGYSAVER settings.
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Sorry, these are in Finnish -- but you'll learn some new language, maybe!
4) LIBRARY/EXTENSIONS folder kexts.
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It should also be noted that Adobe Creative Cloud Sync is not causing any trouble anymore as it was under HS.
And now the
AUDIO fix.
I had already tried
Toleda's guide (sorry that I can't link to that straight now, but you'll definitely find it pinned at the top of Mojave forum!) but for my mobo the second method didn't help out of the box. I'm quite sure it was because of this mobo revision 1.0. But I gave it one more go and first I
uninstalled every audio component following the instructions to the letter. Then I downloaded the
newest Lilu.kext and AppleALC.kext files. That was perhaps the most important thing to do, not to go with the same ones I had. Also, other guides said to type -lilubetaall into the Boot-section arguments but Toleda's guide has it just
-lilubeta. And of course, don't forget
-alcbeta. That did it: after reboot, sweet audio! AND audio also wakes from sleep -- a thing that has been troubling many.
So, I hope these may be of help!
ONE LAST THING: if you're experiencing
problems with previewing JPGs and/or the Preview app crashes, pay attention to the
NoVPAJpeg.kext in the EFI/CLOVER/KEXTS/OTHER folder! That completely fixed it for me.
