[Solved] Wake problem - Not enough space to restore image

[icoder]

The lastest Chimera seems to include a bug from Chameleon:

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lofive ... -1100.html

Any attempt to wake up from hibernate with 8GB RAM gives me the following message:

"Not enough space to restore image. Press any key to proceed with normal boot".

UPDATE: problem solved.

Since no solution was found for my "blank internal LCD after standby", I had to deal with deep sleep.

Chimera reported 8033MiB available (built-in graphics reserves 128MiB at startup), and I tried to decrease sleepimage size by using "maxmem=4096" -- same problem.

Then I downloaded latest source and commented out a single line in resume.c (one might prefer to remove this code completely):

if (!((long long)mem_base+allocSize<1024*bootInfo->extmem+0x100000))
{
                printf ("Not enough space to restore image. Press any key to proceed with normal boot.\n");
                getc ();
//                return;
}

It allowed to wake up from deep sleep with Chimera 1.4.1.

Still have to find solution for blank LCD on standby/resume (same problem if LCD switched off by power saving policy).

 

[J.Picard]

How can I make this myself.

I have the same problem and I don't know how to find the resume.c.
I tried chimera and chameleon, but the error is still the same.

My notebook is with a GMA950 with 64MB and so the counting is not right.

 

[J.Picard]

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