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Hello all and @RehabMan . I've never solved the USB devices ejecting after sleep problem and thought I'd check in again with a full error reporting package.
If it helps, I have another question that might or might not be related. Sometimes, usually if I let the computer sleep for a very long time, it goes to a different sleep state with the case power light blinking. To come out of this sleep state I have to press the hardware reset button on the case which wakes it up normally.
I injected usb power properties in ssdt-uiac.aml (attached the Dsl with comments) but I'm using a supported smbios so perhaps those don't matter? Also, you might see the USB port limit patch listen in config.plist but it has a disabled flag, I left it in there for quick debugging.
I saw many reports that mentioned switching XMP off in bios solved it for them, tried this to no avail (I don't understand how it would be related, does it change the p-state sequence with xmp read at every wake?)
Thanks!
If it helps, I have another question that might or might not be related. Sometimes, usually if I let the computer sleep for a very long time, it goes to a different sleep state with the case power light blinking. To come out of this sleep state I have to press the hardware reset button on the case which wakes it up normally.
I injected usb power properties in ssdt-uiac.aml (attached the Dsl with comments) but I'm using a supported smbios so perhaps those don't matter? Also, you might see the USB port limit patch listen in config.plist but it has a disabled flag, I left it in there for quick debugging.
I saw many reports that mentioned switching XMP off in bios solved it for them, tried this to no avail (I don't understand how it would be related, does it change the p-state sequence with xmp read at every wake?)
Thanks!
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