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After months and months, I have just figured out what caused my sleep-problem, and now I feel like I should have found it earlier. I thought I should share it, in case anyone else comes across it:
Don't use VoodooSDHC.kext v2.0. It's bad.
I noticed this when trying to copy some pictures off of an SD card. As it turned out, the SD card wasn't recognized, so I removed VoodooSDHC v2.0, installed v1.1.2b, and voilá: no problem reading my SD card. Then I tried my luck with putting my Hack to sleep, and that worked, too!
You can find VoodooSDHC v1.1.2b in the 10.7.4-pack that has been posted a couple of pages back.
CryzHiss
In Topic: [Compilation] Dell XPS M1330, M1530, Vostro 1400, 1700, Inspiron 1420, 1520,...
06 September 2012 - 06:41 PM
immo, on 06 September 2012 - 02:58 AM, said:
It looks like you installed the FakeSMC plugins (IntelCPUMonitor, NVClockX, NSCP8739x) in System/Library/Extensions instead of within the Plugins folder of FakeSMC.kext. DarwinX posted FakeSMC with the plugin kexts in the correct location within FakeSMC.kext here:
http://www.insanelym...dpost&p=1841419
I wonder if it's even possible that you have those plugin kexts in both locations. Might be worth checking out. Use Champlist to install them and to rebuild the caches to make sure the permissions are correct.
Immo
http://www.insanelym...dpost&p=1841419
I wonder if it's even possible that you have those plugin kexts in both locations. Might be worth checking out. Use Champlist to install them and to rebuild the caches to make sure the permissions are correct.
Immo
Yes, they were installed in both places. I figured that out when I was digging through those kexts some days ago and deleted them from /S/L/E, so now they are just inside FakeSMC.kext. I also made sure to reinstall exactly that version of FakeSMC and rebuilt the caches, but I'm still able to trigger KPs like before.
I also tried installing them in both places, but - as expected - no dice.
Disabling GraphicsEnabler in Chameleon did not help, either. Oh well, if it works for you, there must be something wrong on my end. I even switched my IOPCIFamily.kext back to the original, but of course, that didn't help either.