Since I built my (second!) hackintosh in January of 2006, I have solved all the problems bar two: one is sound input, which I can live without, and the other is wake from sleep.
The machine will sleep normally, and upon hitting a key, mouse button or power button, it seems to be waking correctly, but the screen never comes back, and the monitor remains in standby. Using older kernel versions, the machine was nonresponsive on wake, but using 8.8.1 (semthex, mifki or paulicat) and Natit, the machine is now operational at this point - I can ping it, access its drives, even ssh into it and issue terminal commands. However, it seems that the video is not reinitialised. I can VNC into the machine, which appears to connect: the VNC window opens on the client, but remains black.
I notice that a few others have had this problem, so I thought i'd start this thread as a single point for us all to collect our thoughts and focus our efforts at fixing this thing.
To document what i've tried to date:
VNC - connects, but window is black
SSH in and start screensaver - screensaver crashes (dont have exact error message to hand, but will post later)
SwitchResX - set up two different resolutions mapped to two hotkeys. Woke the machine from sleep and hit the hotkeys - no result.
I'm running Paulicat's new SpeedStep / Sleep fix kernel, on an Intel D945GTPLR board, with Pentium D920 and a GeCube Radeon X1800XL PCI-E 256Mb.
Other thoughts i've had: maybe some kind of terminal command I could issue which will reinit the gfx hardware? What about a SwitchResX applescript run using osascript?
Please post your thoughts / findings here!
Also note: if your machine seems to hang on wake, check to see if you can ping it or access its shares. If not, try updating to a newer kernel (I recommend Paulicat's SpeedStep / Sleep Fix kernel found here: http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?sho...=42865&st=0, or Semthex's latest).
Full Version: No Wake From Sleep - Discussion / Fixes thread
the speedstep.pkg doesnt work for me freezes the computer which version r u using? thanx
The sleep problem seems to be related to SATA, try installing your OSX on a IDE and at least to me the sleep thing worked but on SATA it doesn't work.
could make sense, im using SATA
nah, im booting from an IDE drive, so i doubt its that.
tho i do have two other drives connected via SATA tho. hmmm.... i might try disconnecting them...
@cyclone - im using the first one posted on prasys thread about the paulicat kernel.
tho i do have two other drives connected via SATA tho. hmmm.... i might try disconnecting them...
@cyclone - im using the first one posted on prasys thread about the paulicat kernel.
QUOTE(munky @ Mar 5 2007, 12:50 PM) 
nah, im booting from an IDE drive, so i doubt its that.
tho i do have two other drives connected via SATA tho. hmmm.... i might try disconnecting them...
@cyclone - im using the first one posted on prasys thread about the paulicat kernel.
tho i do have two other drives connected via SATA tho. hmmm.... i might try disconnecting them...
@cyclone - im using the first one posted on prasys thread about the paulicat kernel.
I am booting from sata drive, however, I have osx installed on a USB disk also, I tried that..
same problem.. btw I am using the modified package.
also I have perfectly fine sleep and wake functions with the old kernel.
I am not sure how the sleep function actually works differently in the 8.8.1 kernel.
it might be related to the framebuffer
munky does the paulicat kernel works? and futher does it gives u wake and sleep?
just want to give my feedback
i had sleep function working until 8.8.1 kernel. with all the semthex kernel i have that what munky discriebs a fully working system with black screen .. only using mifki kernel
"Darwin localhost 8.8.1 Darwin Kernel Version 8.8.1: Sun Oct 29 01:33:16 MSD 2006; vit:xnu-792.13.8/BUILD/obj/RELEASE_I386 i386 i386"
i get screen back and sometimes a fully working system using sleep. i said sometimes because system restart perfectly but sometimes it imediately freeze.. i didn't find out why it sometimes work .. what i know for sure is when u use automatic sleep by powermanagmant it never works only if u manually but the system into sleep.
Edit.. With both paulicat modified kernels i get screen back but frozen system.
cheers
i had sleep function working until 8.8.1 kernel. with all the semthex kernel i have that what munky discriebs a fully working system with black screen .. only using mifki kernel
"Darwin localhost 8.8.1 Darwin Kernel Version 8.8.1: Sun Oct 29 01:33:16 MSD 2006; vit:xnu-792.13.8/BUILD/obj/RELEASE_I386 i386 i386"
i get screen back and sometimes a fully working system using sleep. i said sometimes because system restart perfectly but sometimes it imediately freeze.. i didn't find out why it sometimes work .. what i know for sure is when u use automatic sleep by powermanagmant it never works only if u manually but the system into sleep.
Edit.. With both paulicat modified kernels i get screen back but frozen system.
cheers
interesting stuff.. thanks for the lowdown guys.
cyclone: no, paulicat gives me wake but no video, as before.
iirc, the 10.4.4 kernel and the earliest 10.4.8 kernels hung the machine on wake. so its progress, at least
iirc, the 10.4.4 kernel and the earliest 10.4.8 kernels hung the machine on wake. so its progress, at least
going to try paulicat's new 'working speedstep' kernel tonight
has anyone with this problem tried it? does it help?
has anyone with this problem tried it? does it help?
Using an Asus P5B Deluxe/Wifi and Asus X1600XT Silent I used to be able to wake my system from sleep but here is the catch:
I my system had been running for too long it never woke up. The longer I had had it running the slimer the chance of waking it and also the longer it had been running the longer it took to wake it (sometimes I had to stare at the spinning wheel of death for 20 minutes before the system came back and sometimes it just frooze on the wheel).
This was, I believe, all with semthex beta 5 kernel. I do not have the P5B any more and I haven't gotten my AB9 to wake at all anytime. Haven't tried the paulicat kernel or later semthex kernels though (if there are any).
I my system had been running for too long it never woke up. The longer I had had it running the slimer the chance of waking it and also the longer it had been running the longer it took to wake it (sometimes I had to stare at the spinning wheel of death for 20 minutes before the system came back and sometimes it just frooze on the wheel).
This was, I believe, all with semthex beta 5 kernel. I do not have the P5B any more and I haven't gotten my AB9 to wake at all anytime. Haven't tried the paulicat kernel or later semthex kernels though (if there are any).
QUOTE(munky @ Mar 7 2007, 05:39 AM)
going to try paulicat's new 'working speedstep' kernel tonight
has anyone with this problem tried it? does it help?
has anyone with this problem tried it? does it help?
With paulicat's kernel, sleep works as long as I let energy saver put it down automatically -not by selecting from apple menu. Then, there's about 10~15 minutes to do wake; any longer and I get a frozen screen back & HD spins for 5s before everything locks up. Wether I can get video back depends on the combination of kernel and natit version I use.
I have an idea but unfortunately haven't had much luck putting it into practice -I noticed that on my GFs macbook, if it's been alseep for a long time or battery runs down while it's asleep, when you wake it up you get a little white progress bar (similar to the volume indicator) at the bottom of the screen and HD works hard. Most of the time it flashes too quick to notice, but occasionally you can catch it after video comes back.
My theory is that there is a deep sleep hibernation mode as well as a "snooze" mode that doesn't write a state file to disk. The first one doesn't work for me the second does. So I've been searching for a plist that controls how deep a sleep the OsX uses; unfortunately I've had little luck.
Can anyone point me in the right direction (or tell me that I'm on the wrong track at least) ?
I just installed 10.4.8 Jas on my Centrino Notebook ... everything worked fine (except WLAN, LAN, Sound)
I wanted to test "Sleep" --> worked --> wake up --> DEAD (black screen)
so i killed my system.
since then i cannot reboot ... i only see the blue background .. nothing happens ..
HELP -- how can i restore my system and get it to work
NOTE: it was my first reboot i think
I wanted to test "Sleep" --> worked --> wake up --> DEAD (black screen)
so i killed my system.
since then i cannot reboot ... i only see the blue background .. nothing happens ..
HELP -- how can i restore my system and get it to work
NOTE: it was my first reboot i think
vienna: i think that was a known issue with the first JaS 10.4.8 release - you maybe need a ppf or a later release.
consolation: what you're talking about is Safe Sleep, which is (afaik) enabled on the last powerpc macs and all intel macs. it writes the memory contents to disk (ACPI S4 Hibernate) before entering 'normal' sleep (which is really ACPI S3 Standby - all power is off except a trickle to the RAM to keep the contents live). the theory is that if the battery runs totally out of power (and cant maintain S3 sleep), it will fail, but on next power-on it will use the hibernate image (ie will recover from S4 Hibernate) instead.
i'm not sure if we can do S4 on our hackintoshes, but I guess there's a possibility it might work. it would give us a reasonable compromise solution i spose.
i'm in agreement that its a combination of natit and kernel which seems to make or break things with S3. some kernels and natits make my machine hang on wake, but others give me the awake-but-black-screen syndrome. wish i could find a combo that works!
consolation: what you're talking about is Safe Sleep, which is (afaik) enabled on the last powerpc macs and all intel macs. it writes the memory contents to disk (ACPI S4 Hibernate) before entering 'normal' sleep (which is really ACPI S3 Standby - all power is off except a trickle to the RAM to keep the contents live). the theory is that if the battery runs totally out of power (and cant maintain S3 sleep), it will fail, but on next power-on it will use the hibernate image (ie will recover from S4 Hibernate) instead.
i'm not sure if we can do S4 on our hackintoshes, but I guess there's a possibility it might work. it would give us a reasonable compromise solution i spose.
i'm in agreement that its a combination of natit and kernel which seems to make or break things with S3. some kernels and natits make my machine hang on wake, but others give me the awake-but-black-screen syndrome. wish i could find a combo that works!
ok just a small update, DiaboliK has suggested following the JCCool method for my X1800, as outlined here:
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?sho...l=jccool+method
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?act...ost&id=9062
which i will try tonight and post results
(thx for ur continued efforts DiaboliK!)
EDIT: The JCCool method, as stated, is only for X1900 and X1950 cards, and he has now adopted Natit instead. I will have a play with some bastard hybrid of borisbadenov and jccool methods, along with paulicat kernel and see what happens...
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?sho...l=jccool+method
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?act...ost&id=9062
which i will try tonight and post results
(thx for ur continued efforts DiaboliK!)
EDIT: The JCCool method, as stated, is only for X1900 and X1950 cards, and he has now adopted Natit instead. I will have a play with some bastard hybrid of borisbadenov and jccool methods, along with paulicat kernel and see what happens...
apparently jccool is now using a hybrid approach of natit + boris-style editing. will try that tonight.
random mindspill:
Natit enables X1600, X1800, X1900 etc cards...
without the need for plist edits to put in device ids...
could it be possible that the plist edits are needed AS WELL...?
and those folks who have working sleep/wake and other features (dual screen?) just happen to have cards with the correct device ids to match the unmodified apple kexts?
and therefore, if i edit my kexts to match my actual hardware, it might work?
</clutchingatstraws>
Natit enables X1600, X1800, X1900 etc cards...
without the need for plist edits to put in device ids...
could it be possible that the plist edits are needed AS WELL...?
and those folks who have working sleep/wake and other features (dual screen?) just happen to have cards with the correct device ids to match the unmodified apple kexts?
and therefore, if i edit my kexts to match my actual hardware, it might work?
</clutchingatstraws>
Just installed paulicat's kernel / cpu throttler on a gigabyte GA-8I945GMH-RH mobo/ P 630/7600gs w/ natit_dual v0.1 It has perfect working sleep now.
the added nvcap in dual02 messes with the detect monitors and other random small things. that why some people have better results with dual01.
I tried out the theory I outlined above (under 'random mindspill'), and it did nothing. No effect, good or bad. Oh well.
In other news...
Looking thru AGDenton's ioreg dumps (Mac Pro with apple-supplied X1900), some interesting keys jump out, which might help if injected with Natit:
"acpi-path" = "IOACPIPlane:/_SB/PCI0@0/NRP4@40000/PXS1@ffff"
"Power Management protected data" (appears twice)
The second Power Management key contains:
"{ this object = 05c89500, interested driver = 05c89500"
Interested Driver? Could that possibly be a driver which must be notified when the powerstate changes? could that prompt it to re-init on wake?
In other news...
Looking thru AGDenton's ioreg dumps (Mac Pro with apple-supplied X1900), some interesting keys jump out, which might help if injected with Natit:
"acpi-path" = "IOACPIPlane:/_SB/PCI0@0/NRP4@40000/PXS1@ffff"
"Power Management protected data" (appears twice)
The second Power Management key contains:
"{ this object = 05c89500, interested driver = 05c89500"
Interested Driver? Could that possibly be a driver which must be notified when the powerstate changes? could that prompt it to re-init on wake?
ok, so AGDenton also posted IOReg dumps of a PC X1900 card which he put in his Mac Pro in the secondary PCI-E slot.
I took both dumps and ran them thru a visual diff tool, and then removed all lines which were identical. finally, i added/removed blank lines as necessary so everything will line up in a side-by-side comparison.
i'm hoping this will provide clues as to what values may be missing from our Natit injections which might help the wake-from-sleep situation.
I took both dumps and ran them thru a visual diff tool, and then removed all lines which were identical. finally, i added/removed blank lines as necessary so everything will line up in a side-by-side comparison.
i'm hoping this will provide clues as to what values may be missing from our Natit injections which might help the wake-from-sleep situation.
My PC if I put it to sleep and wake it up, no matter how long though, it resumes. HDD Spins up, GFX card fan starts and everything, but the OS is frozen and my cursor keeps spinning. I can move my mouse, but I cant do anything, the OS doesnot respond. As if its hung.
I have tried Paulicat's/Semthex and DaemonES kernels.
I am using NVidiaEFI on GF4 Ti, with an Intel SSE3 capable CPU.
I have tried Paulicat's/Semthex and DaemonES kernels.
I am using NVidiaEFI on GF4 Ti, with an Intel SSE3 capable CPU.
Ok, another theory, from grepping thru my IOReg -l output....
The onboard GMA950 I have is in there, matching as 'display'. I tried removing all GMA-related kexts but its still in the ioreg.
Could the problem be that the onboard video is getting the wakeup call instead of the PCI-E card?
Does anyone else with the problem NOT have onboard video?
The onboard GMA950 I have is in there, matching as 'display'. I tried removing all GMA-related kexts but its still in the ioreg.
Could the problem be that the onboard video is getting the wakeup call instead of the PCI-E card?
Does anyone else with the problem NOT have onboard video?
Going to try this tool : http://x86dev.org/forums/index.php?topic=15.0
Will SSH into the sleeping machine and run that program. Will post results tonight.
Will SSH into the sleeping machine and run that program. Will post results tonight.
QUOTE(munky @ Mar 9 2007, 10:38 AM)
Ok, another theory, from grepping thru my IOReg -l output....
The onboard GMA950 I have is in there, matching as 'display'. I tried removing all GMA-related kexts but its still in the ioreg.
Could the problem be that the onboard video is getting the wakeup call instead of the PCI-E card?
Does anyone else with the problem NOT have onboard video?
The onboard GMA950 I have is in there, matching as 'display'. I tried removing all GMA-related kexts but its still in the ioreg.
Could the problem be that the onboard video is getting the wakeup call instead of the PCI-E card?
Does anyone else with the problem NOT have onboard video?
I will remove my card and see what happens with onboard, used to work in .6 ...
-Damn, you could be onto something - sleep works fine w/ 950 - and there was me feeling inadequate with an EIST-less CPU. Bloody 950, oh how I hate thee... a pox on all your (4) pipelines.
lol... interesting that it works for you. my current install it doesnt. then again, i installed with myzar 10.4.5, then jas 10.4.6 then apple 10.4.8 combo then mifki kernel + paulicat smbios, then semthex kernel and now paulicat sleep kernel
maybe things are a little messed up in there...
maybe things are a little messed up in there...
i'm also going to try a few things suggested by carpao, like killing the loginwindow or systemuiserver from the ssh session.
Munky what I did was this:
- IDE Hard Drive
- Integrated and PCIe 7900 GT CO eVGA Nvidia card
- D945GNTL Motherboard
Sleep worked for me in that configuration I'm gonna do more tests and see why It worked for me on an IDE hard drive.
By the way Safe Sleep (Hibernate) doesn't works on hackintoshes I don't know why probably is something with EFI.
- IDE Hard Drive
- Integrated and PCIe 7900 GT CO eVGA Nvidia card
- D945GNTL Motherboard
Sleep worked for me in that configuration I'm gonna do more tests and see why It worked for me on an IDE hard drive.
By the way Safe Sleep (Hibernate) doesn't works on hackintoshes I don't know why probably is something with EFI.
QUOTE(enb14 @ Mar 9 2007, 01:40 PM)
Munky what I did was this:
- IDE Hard Drive
- Integrated and PCIe 7900 GT CO eVGA Nvidia card
- D945GNTL Motherboard
Sleep worked for me in that configuration I'm gonna do more tests and see why It worked for me on an IDE hard drive.
By the way Safe Sleep (Hibernate) doesn't works on hackintoshes I don't know why probably is something with EFI.
- IDE Hard Drive
- Integrated and PCIe 7900 GT CO eVGA Nvidia card
- D945GNTL Motherboard
Sleep worked for me in that configuration I'm gonna do more tests and see why It worked for me on an IDE hard drive.
By the way Safe Sleep (Hibernate) doesn't works on hackintoshes I don't know why probably is something with EFI.
safe sleep works with the 8.4.1 kernel
not hackintosh related.
QUOTE(munky @ Mar 9 2007, 07:53 PM)
i'm also going to try a few things suggested by carpao, like killing the loginwindow or systemuiserver from the ssh session.
remember:
killing loginwindow has immediate effect but corresponds to make a signoff, so you are prompted again for login and your previous session is destroyed (open applications killed)
killing systemuiserver has (if any, ie.e it didnt work always) not immediate effect... in my casae some time after more or less 60 seconds it presentes the login to resume after the sleep...
QUOTE(Eskurza @ Mar 9 2007, 01:00 PM)
safe sleep works with the 8.4.1 kernel not hackintosh related.
not hackintosh related.Safe Sleep is not hackintosh related?
Remember that Sleep and Safe Sleep (Hibernate) are two different things, look:
http://andrewescobar.com/archive/2005/11/1...sleep-your-mac/
Sleep works on my hackintosh, takes about 30 seconds for it to start responding again, mouse needs re-plugging though >:(
QUOTE(Kiko @ Mar 9 2007, 04:30 PM)
Sleep works on my hackintosh, takes about 30 seconds for it to start responding again, mouse needs re-plugging though >:(
I can confirm that Hibernation works with the 8.4.1 kernel
Now that *is* interesting. I wonder whats missing / broken from the 8.8.1 kernel which breaks safe sleep?
Oh, the results of tonights experiments: nothing worked, basically. The SetDisplay thing hung when looking for the display mode, and killing various things had no discernible effect - nothing magically reawakened the video.
I also tried to compile libx86 and a program I found called boot-radeon.c which was written by someone who had the same problem with a radeon card under linux (ie no video on s3 resume), but i couldnt get the libx86 thing to compile. SourceForge reckons its for all UNIXes, including BSD, but i suspect im missing linux-specific headers or something.
I have been doing quite a lot of digging into the matter, and plenty folks in the linux world have similar problems, esp with radeon cards.
I will dump here some links which may be of interest / use. Earlier today I found a link with mention of a specific VESA call which should reinit the video bios at a low level, but i've lost it (i know, im a fool). I will try to find that again and post it.
http://developer.osdl.org/dev/robustmutexe...power/video.txt
Oh, the results of tonights experiments: nothing worked, basically. The SetDisplay thing hung when looking for the display mode, and killing various things had no discernible effect - nothing magically reawakened the video.
I also tried to compile libx86 and a program I found called boot-radeon.c which was written by someone who had the same problem with a radeon card under linux (ie no video on s3 resume), but i couldnt get the libx86 thing to compile. SourceForge reckons its for all UNIXes, including BSD, but i suspect im missing linux-specific headers or something.
I have been doing quite a lot of digging into the matter, and plenty folks in the linux world have similar problems, esp with radeon cards.
I will dump here some links which may be of interest / use. Earlier today I found a link with mention of a specific VESA call which should reinit the video bios at a low level, but i've lost it (i know, im a fool). I will try to find that again and post it.
http://developer.osdl.org/dev/robustmutexe...power/video.txt
hey munky,
I have 10.4.7 installed on a usb drive.. Just tried the sleep with that install..
works perfectly.. whole things shuts off, power down, hibernates... when i press the power button,
it resumes the system and wakes up...
Is there any log that would show what is happening exatly when the computer is hibernating..
i played around with the console, couldnt find anything..
Let me know what I can do to help.
I have 10.4.7 installed on a usb drive.. Just tried the sleep with that install..
works perfectly.. whole things shuts off, power down, hibernates... when i press the power button,
it resumes the system and wakes up...
Is there any log that would show what is happening exatly when the computer is hibernating..
i played around with the console, couldnt find anything..
Let me know what I can do to help.
It had everything working for me with the old kernel. But I had to tinker with 10.4.5 (8.4.1 kernel) to make it work. OS 10.4.3 worked right off the bat. everything worked. Sleep, safe sleep and all that. I can't remember if it was on an IDE or an SATA but I had an SATA drive in at the time. I think it was installed on an SATA drive (OSX) so that SATA talk seems silly. I have an x1600xt with sleep working too.
KIKO do you have sleep working on the new kernel?
My new hackintosh doesn't even support Restart.
How do I fix that? I have an Intel D945GCL board. The board I had all that stuff working on before was a D945PSN.
KIKO do you have sleep working on the new kernel?
My new hackintosh doesn't even support Restart.
How do I fix that? I have an Intel D945GCL board. The board I had all that stuff working on before was a D945PSN.
http://www.hentges.net/misc/howtos/samsung_p30_s3.shtml
http://www.doesi.gmxhome.de/linux/tm800s3/s3.html
I guess the sleep thing shouldnt be driving me quite as nuts as it is.
i'd love to solve this one....
thanks for the info guys, much appreciated.
http://www.doesi.gmxhome.de/linux/tm800s3/s3.html
I guess the sleep thing shouldnt be driving me quite as nuts as it is.
i'd love to solve this one....
thanks for the info guys, much appreciated.
thers some light at the end of the natit tunnel....
fresh install of jas amd/intell sse3/sse2 v2 and my x1300pro.
nothing selected in video options so im running latest apple atidrivers.
added my new revision of NatitX1300 (not yet released).
now every single ati driver is intitated corectly, including Caretta.kext in ATINDRV.kext.
now hit the sleep button in the apple menu...
sleep for a minute. click mouse button and back to desktop i am
Semthex beta 9 not paulicat kernel
intel 915gux mobo and Asus eax1300PRO graphics.
-DiaboliK
fresh install of jas amd/intell sse3/sse2 v2 and my x1300pro.
nothing selected in video options so im running latest apple atidrivers.
added my new revision of NatitX1300 (not yet released).
now every single ati driver is intitated corectly, including Caretta.kext in ATINDRV.kext.
now hit the sleep button in the apple menu...
sleep for a minute. click mouse button and back to desktop i am
Semthex beta 9 not paulicat kernel
intel 915gux mobo and Asus eax1300PRO graphics.
-DiaboliK
QUOTE(munky @ Mar 9 2007, 05:46 PM)
plenty folks in the linux world have similar problems, esp with radeon cards.
I haven't had too many problems with sleep on an x800xt, only a couple of distros ever gave me trouble
I don't ever use hibernate, so I cant comment on that.On my lappy with 950, I have problems with sleep with just about any distro that will install. Its 50/50 if it will come back on or not.
DiaboliK - thanks for the update, that is encouraging...
hello again munky!
i got another sleep and waker!
Sapphire X1600PRO 512mb Pci-e
used an NatitX1600 based on the new unrealesed X1300 that sleeps and wakes.
Still no luck on pure dvi output or extended monitors tho....
(still working on it)
Screenie:
Click to view attachment
same jas amd/intel sse2/sse3 v2 disk. semthex kernel.
Looks like its time to make munky a new NatitX1800.kext!
-DiaboliK
i got another sleep and waker!
Sapphire X1600PRO 512mb Pci-e
used an NatitX1600 based on the new unrealesed X1300 that sleeps and wakes.
Still no luck on pure dvi output or extended monitors tho....
(still working on it)Screenie:
Click to view attachment
same jas amd/intel sse2/sse3 v2 disk. semthex kernel.
Looks like its time to make munky a new NatitX1800.kext!
-DiaboliK
YAY! Please do!
DiaboliK has made some nice progress and has posted a sleepable X1300 Natit kext on his helpful files site..
He's fixing some bugs for the X1600 version, and I am currently testing an X1800 version (first build didnt work, but we're investigating).
He's fixing some bugs for the X1600 version, and I am currently testing an X1800 version (first build didnt work, but we're investigating).
DiaboliK's theory is that if you make sure all the kexts have their dependencies satisfied, sleep starts to work. He's had success with an X1300 and X1600 so far.
The X1800 kext he built for me didnt work, but it did make my machine load ATITVOut.kext, which I hadnt seen before.
Fingers crossed...
The X1800 kext he built for me didnt work, but it did make my machine load ATITVOut.kext, which I hadnt seen before.
Fingers crossed...
On the topic of making sure all kexts have their dependencies satisfied, is there anyway to do that without recompiling extensions?
Most of my extensions are looking for various versions of IOKit or Libkern other than the ones actually installed on my system, Apple System profiler shows tns of unsatisfied dependencies.
Back to the main topic:
After much tweaking my computer now will sleep fine, and will come back from sleep upon tapping the keyboard or moving the mouse. The system is not locked up at all after sleeping, however all USB devices stop working. If you unplug anything (for example the mouse) it will seem to not be powered when plugging it back in (doesn't light up.)
I can tell that the OS itself is fine, because when it looses my bluetooth connection (D-Link USB adapter) it freaks out and throws up an error message on the display.
This message has always popped up when booting with -v:
OHCI: USB will be unloaded across system sleep.
My BIOS is configured to S3 level sleep, my hardware is below, and I have the following kernel as revealed by uname -a:
Darwin Crackintosh.local 8.8.1 Darwin Kernel Version 8.8.1: Sat Dec 9 22:18:27 AZOT 2006; semthex:/nebukadnezar/BUILD/obj/RELEASE_I386 i386 i386
Most of my extensions are looking for various versions of IOKit or Libkern other than the ones actually installed on my system, Apple System profiler shows tns of unsatisfied dependencies.
Back to the main topic:
After much tweaking my computer now will sleep fine, and will come back from sleep upon tapping the keyboard or moving the mouse. The system is not locked up at all after sleeping, however all USB devices stop working. If you unplug anything (for example the mouse) it will seem to not be powered when plugging it back in (doesn't light up.)
I can tell that the OS itself is fine, because when it looses my bluetooth connection (D-Link USB adapter) it freaks out and throws up an error message on the display.
This message has always popped up when booting with -v:
OHCI: USB will be unloaded across system sleep.
My BIOS is configured to S3 level sleep, my hardware is below, and I have the following kernel as revealed by uname -a:
Darwin Crackintosh.local 8.8.1 Darwin Kernel Version 8.8.1: Sat Dec 9 22:18:27 AZOT 2006; semthex:/nebukadnezar/BUILD/obj/RELEASE_I386 i386 i386
DiaboliKs new X1800 kext works as well as ever, but still no wake from sleep. I checked thru some of the system logs, and found these:
Mar 12 20:20:16 Zaphod kernel[0]: Started CPU 01
Mar 12 20:20:16 Zaphod kernel[0]: System Wake
<- lots and lots of info and errors to do with USB ->
Mar 12 20:20:26 Zaphod kernel[0]: in_delmulti - ignorning invalid inm (0x35d63d)
<- more stuff about usb, needing to recreate a usb root hub, which it eventually does ->
Mar 12 20:20:40 Zaphod diskarbitrationd[68]: SystemUIServer [253]:24835 not responding.
<- more blah usb blah ->
Mar 12 20:20:41 Zaphod kernel[0]: jnl: journal start/end pointers reset! (jnl 0x24e6c98; s 0x1a1800 e 0x1a1800)
I tried killing and restarting SystemUIServer, which made no difference other than i could no longer connect via VNC. (I could before killing it, but i just got a black window).
Any ideas?
Mar 12 20:20:16 Zaphod kernel[0]: Started CPU 01
Mar 12 20:20:16 Zaphod kernel[0]: System Wake
<- lots and lots of info and errors to do with USB ->
Mar 12 20:20:26 Zaphod kernel[0]: in_delmulti - ignorning invalid inm (0x35d63d)
<- more stuff about usb, needing to recreate a usb root hub, which it eventually does ->
Mar 12 20:20:40 Zaphod diskarbitrationd[68]: SystemUIServer [253]:24835 not responding.
<- more blah usb blah ->
Mar 12 20:20:41 Zaphod kernel[0]: jnl: journal start/end pointers reset! (jnl 0x24e6c98; s 0x1a1800 e 0x1a1800)
I tried killing and restarting SystemUIServer, which made no difference other than i could no longer connect via VNC. (I could before killing it, but i just got a black window).
Any ideas?
A more exact readout of the error (this isn't saved in a log I can find, had to copy it down by hand)
USBF: 34.486 AppleUSBOHCI[Ox1814000]::start OHCI controller will be unloaded across sleep
USB caused wake event (EHCI)
The numbers in red are different every time the system boots.
Edit: output of system.log when sleeping as follows:
USBF: 34.486 AppleUSBOHCI[Ox1814000]::start OHCI controller will be unloaded across sleep
USB caused wake event (EHCI)
The numbers in red are different every time the system boots.
Edit: output of system.log when sleeping as follows:
CODE
Mar 12 14:04:15 Crackintosh launchd: Server 0 in bootstrap 1103 uid 0: "/usr/sbin/lookupd"[150]: exited abnormally: Hangup
Mar 12 14:04:15 Crackintosh configd[55]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Mar 12 14:04:15 Crackintosh lookupd[259]: lookupd (version 369.6) starting - Mon Mar 12 14:04:15 2007
Mar 12 14:04:18 Crackintosh kernel[0]: IOBluetoothHCIController::terminateWL .. done
Mar 12 14:04:20 Crackintosh kernel[0]: System Doze
Mar 12 14:04:21 Crackintosh kernel[0]: IOBluetoothHCIController::start Idle Timer Stopped
Mar 12 14:04:21 Crackintosh kernel[0]: Registering For 802.11 Events
Mar 12 14:04:21 Crackintosh kernel[0]: [HCIController][setupHardware] AFH Is Supported
Mar 12 14:04:21 Crackintosh configd[55]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Mar 12 14:04:25 Crackintosh kernel[0]: IOBluetoothHCIController::restartShutdownWL this is a wake from sleep
Mar 12 14:04:29 Crackintosh kernel[0]: AppleDP83816Ethernet: phyWaitForAutoNegotiation TIMEOUT
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh lookupd[263]: lookupd (version 369.6) starting - Mon Mar 12 14:04:32 2007
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh pppd[265]: pppd 2.4.2 (Apple version 233-13) started by root, uid 0
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh launchd: Server 4a3b in bootstrap 1103 uid 0: "/usr/sbin/lookupd"[263]: exited abnormally: Hangup
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh pppd[265]: local IP address 10.64.64.64
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh pppd[265]: remote IP address 10.112.112.112
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh configd[55]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh lookupd[266]: lookupd (version 369.6) starting - Mon Mar 12 14:04:32 2007
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh configd[55]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh lookupd[267]: lookupd (version 369.6) starting - Mon Mar 12 14:04:32 2007
Mar 12 14:05:12 Crackintosh pppd[265]: Failed to open /dev/cu.Bluetooth-Modem: Resource busy
Mar 12 14:04:15 Crackintosh configd[55]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Mar 12 14:04:15 Crackintosh lookupd[259]: lookupd (version 369.6) starting - Mon Mar 12 14:04:15 2007
Mar 12 14:04:18 Crackintosh kernel[0]: IOBluetoothHCIController::terminateWL .. done
Mar 12 14:04:20 Crackintosh kernel[0]: System Doze
Mar 12 14:04:21 Crackintosh kernel[0]: IOBluetoothHCIController::start Idle Timer Stopped
Mar 12 14:04:21 Crackintosh kernel[0]: Registering For 802.11 Events
Mar 12 14:04:21 Crackintosh kernel[0]: [HCIController][setupHardware] AFH Is Supported
Mar 12 14:04:21 Crackintosh configd[55]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Mar 12 14:04:25 Crackintosh kernel[0]: IOBluetoothHCIController::restartShutdownWL this is a wake from sleep
Mar 12 14:04:29 Crackintosh kernel[0]: AppleDP83816Ethernet: phyWaitForAutoNegotiation TIMEOUT
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh lookupd[263]: lookupd (version 369.6) starting - Mon Mar 12 14:04:32 2007
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh pppd[265]: pppd 2.4.2 (Apple version 233-13) started by root, uid 0
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh launchd: Server 4a3b in bootstrap 1103 uid 0: "/usr/sbin/lookupd"[263]: exited abnormally: Hangup
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh pppd[265]: local IP address 10.64.64.64
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh pppd[265]: remote IP address 10.112.112.112
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh configd[55]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh lookupd[266]: lookupd (version 369.6) starting - Mon Mar 12 14:04:32 2007
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh configd[55]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Mar 12 14:04:32 Crackintosh lookupd[267]: lookupd (version 369.6) starting - Mon Mar 12 14:04:32 2007
Mar 12 14:05:12 Crackintosh pppd[265]: Failed to open /dev/cu.Bluetooth-Modem: Resource busy
Spart - my machine's log shows a whole heap of USB problems on wake. It keeps saying it will have to rebuild the root hub, which it eventually does. My USB devices would *appear* to be fine after wake (my mouse has lit up). Though I cant cd to /Volumes/cPod (which is my partner's iPod nano)... interesting....
EDIT: ive just ripped out all my USB devices and am going to boot. i have a ps2 keyboard and i can VNC in from my MBP...
EDIT2: lol : http://guides.macrumors.com/SystemUIServer
EDIT: ive just ripped out all my USB devices and am going to boot. i have a ps2 keyboard and i can VNC in from my MBP...
EDIT2: lol : http://guides.macrumors.com/SystemUIServer
Right, some more findings:
1) Mar 12 22:24:03 Zaphod kernel[0]: ATIRadeon::wait_for_rb_space: Overflowed block waiting for FIFO space. Have 0, need 5. RBBM_STATUS 0x90010140
Followed by a big ASIC Hang Log. (256 entries of 0xdeadbeef, followed by some real data - more info in attachment)
2) After this happened, I tried to reboot, and my machine does a thing which it does from time to time - it boots with no video, and the GPU fan on 100%. The difference is that this time I VNCd in. System Profiler showed Unknown ATI and no displays connected!? WTF? *I HADNT CHANGED ANYTHING*. This *must* be some recovery mode the GPU is going into after the hang.
So i'm now convinced that the GPU is hanging on S3 resume, and that this is the cause of my problems. I'm going to do a clean JaS 10.4.8 install without selecting any video patches, then apply DiaboliK's new X1800 kext. (This is the install route he used).
1) Mar 12 22:24:03 Zaphod kernel[0]: ATIRadeon::wait_for_rb_space: Overflowed block waiting for FIFO space. Have 0, need 5. RBBM_STATUS 0x90010140
Followed by a big ASIC Hang Log. (256 entries of 0xdeadbeef, followed by some real data - more info in attachment)
2) After this happened, I tried to reboot, and my machine does a thing which it does from time to time - it boots with no video, and the GPU fan on 100%. The difference is that this time I VNCd in. System Profiler showed Unknown ATI and no displays connected!? WTF? *I HADNT CHANGED ANYTHING*. This *must* be some recovery mode the GPU is going into after the hang.
So i'm now convinced that the GPU is hanging on S3 resume, and that this is the cause of my problems. I'm going to do a clean JaS 10.4.8 install without selecting any video patches, then apply DiaboliK's new X1800 kext. (This is the install route he used).
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