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- Jan 24, 2011
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- Motherboard
- GA-Z68-UD3-B3
- CPU
- i5 2500k
- Graphics
- HD 3000
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
Everything was going great until last Thursday. At that time I decided to mess with stuff, and now I'm paying for it. So I know my hardware is capable of working as expected. On Thursday I added darkwake=0, and upgraded to Lnx2Mac's latest driver. Since then...
The basic problem is my Lion install is having WOL problems. Hub that's connected shows a disconnected device on sleep. Again, working up until last Thursday. But, it's also taking ~10 seconds to fall asleep, and on waking it's now taking ~5 seconds to wake the wired mouse.
Curveball: these problems go away after booting into Windows.
So here's a timeline:
Boot into Lion: problems (no WOL, long sleep, long wake)
Boot into Windows. Do nothing except reboot.
Boot into Lion: happy as a clam!
Reboot Lion: problems
Very very odd! And this is new behavior, hasn't been like this all summer.
Clean Lion install (DSDT, fakesmc, and cmos reset fix) shows the same problems. I think. I verified the first 3 steps, didn't check step 4 (didn't think about it at the time).
My hunch is the computer is hibernating for some strange reason. pmset -g shows identical output when working and when not working (hibernatemode 0).
I looked at my log files but didn't see anything related to sleep, either working or not working.
Attached is pmset -g output.
Has anyone heard of something like this? Is there a way to check the sleep state after it's slept? Or any way to make sure it's not hibernating?
Thanks!
The basic problem is my Lion install is having WOL problems. Hub that's connected shows a disconnected device on sleep. Again, working up until last Thursday. But, it's also taking ~10 seconds to fall asleep, and on waking it's now taking ~5 seconds to wake the wired mouse.
Curveball: these problems go away after booting into Windows.
So here's a timeline:
Boot into Lion: problems (no WOL, long sleep, long wake)
Boot into Windows. Do nothing except reboot.
Boot into Lion: happy as a clam!
Reboot Lion: problems
Very very odd! And this is new behavior, hasn't been like this all summer.
Clean Lion install (DSDT, fakesmc, and cmos reset fix) shows the same problems. I think. I verified the first 3 steps, didn't check step 4 (didn't think about it at the time).
My hunch is the computer is hibernating for some strange reason. pmset -g shows identical output when working and when not working (hibernatemode 0).
I looked at my log files but didn't see anything related to sleep, either working or not working.
Attached is pmset -g output.
Has anyone heard of something like this? Is there a way to check the sleep state after it's slept? Or any way to make sure it's not hibernating?
Thanks!