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[Lejenk]

Hi,

How do i check what is preventing sleep by terminal?
It has to be a process, DSDT and kexts are fine, fresh install.

Had this problem before, edited DSDT until i went insane, was the Boom application
Simply forgot how to check it, any help would be appreciated.

Thank you.

[fantomas1]

hi  

Try this. It might work for you.

• Go to Utilities in the Applications folder and open the "Terminal" app.
  
• Type "pmset -g" without the quotes and hit enter.
  
• If "sleep" has 0 next to it and the words "imposed by" ; The number next to the imposed by is the process ID causing the problem. Write that number down.
  
• Type "ps -e" and hit enter. This will list all running processes.
  
• Find the process imposing on the sleep mode and take appropriate action.

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more info here

[Lejenk]

Thank you!
How do i go from here?

Edit: Nvm, used pmset sleep 1, got some warnings, only power management, let's test this ^^

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[fantomas1]

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more info here

[Lejenk]

Yeah, missed that sorry.
Closed all non default applications, even removed the dvd, i normally don't have any in the drive.

Setting 0 to 1 did not work, do not even know if that would be the right command.
pmset -g assertions gives nothing, perhaps i do need to look in to the dsdt again. Just don't get it, it worked before the new installation, and nothing in the kexts/dsdt has changed since then

Btw, pmset -g assertions, was what i was looking for, thanks for the "push in the right direction"

I'll close this topic, question has been answered.

I'm an idiot, perhaps i should delete my kernel cache, damn....