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Just when I thought I had it almost perfect system running..... :wink2:

My system sleeps and wakes up without a problem when I manually put to sleep.
but when the system goes to sleep by itself (after whatever the time was set in energy saver), the system goes to sleep, but when I wake it up by pressing key on keyboard or mouse, it wakes up but the screen does not come back.

Currently, I have ACPIMonitor, AHCIportinjector, ElliottForcelegacy, fakesms, radeonmonitor, superIOfamily in extra folder.
I have ATI HD5770 and my OS seems to recognize the card natively and it works fine.

What do I need to get this working or is this normal behavior in hackintosh?

Thanks in advance.

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This is just a guess, but perhaps you can try SleepEnabler.

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the native detection of ATI HD is a little tricky.

i had issues, the card was detected OOB, but DVD Player crashed at launch, so i went back to graphicsenabler=yes in chameleon
and now my framebuffer=baboon is set.

Maybe thats your problem too ( with sleep)
but check if DVD Player is working

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If you're using an ATI card and this issue is related to it then I won't be able to help much because I am a GeForce man ;p

but if the DVD player is fine then It sounds like your EHCI/USBs are likely causing the problem. Do you have a custom dsdt made? If so, your system likely doesn't agree with the setup for those devices and is causing the screen wake hang. Hope it helps :)

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Thanks for your replies.
I do have sleepenabler 10.6.8.
My DVD player is working fine.
I am using AMD and ASUS M4A78T-E, so no DSDT is available.  I have too many errors and gave up.
I am going to give a shot by changing my flag with GraphicsEnabler=Yes and FrameBuffer set to Vervet manually and going to try it.  I will update after.

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Try out SleepEnabler and report back.






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