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Still cant get sleep working right over here. Its starting to {censored} me off, lol.

I dont have any disablers, and i have a patched dsdt in the root of my drive, but the problem is that the PowerManagement kext still kernel panics. Im using the vanilla kernel too, which is why im confused. Im not sure what else to do. If i run a disabler sleep doesnt work, but if i dont run a disabler it doesnt boot.

Anyone have any ideas i could try?

I'm sure I'm missing something as I haven't been able to find the offending difference in /Library or /System between the upgrade attempts. Would have expected a difference in /S/L/SystemConfiguration/PowerManagement.bundle...
The 10.5.8 source for the PowerManagement package is out now, and it looks like apple added more state variables to determine the AC power status and that is probably breaking voodoobattery.

My Gigabyte UD3P experience was as follows. I had it up to 10.5.7, used the 10.5.8 delta update. On first reboot I got "Still waiting for root device". Using my iPC 10.5.6 DVD i booted the system with rd=disk0s1 -v, it rebooted. I did the same again and got to my osx86 desktop. At this point I reinstalled the ichx and jmicronata packages from the ipc dvd. But if I tried to boot the system normally again with just -v i would get some weird kernel panic about network initialization with some line about xnu or some bull...no more still waiting for root device. I booted again with my DVD and tried the ichx.pkg.zip on post #116 from Arial. seems to have done the trick. I am not sure though because I tried reapplying my dsdt with dsdtpacthergui at the same time for some reason and then rebooted. So it was either or. Don't know why but the weird network error went away and it booted just fine. Had to reapply applehda.kext...but sleep does not wake up anymore...otherwise seems ok...

 

Edit: Sleep working now with sleepenabler.kext

After 10.5.8 web update both Sleep / Restart are not working anymore (BSOD)... shutdown is still working. :D

Everything else is working properly.

 

Any suggestions?

(HW specs in my sig)

 

 

Try this in your extensions.mkext -> http://uphuck.ggrn.de/forum/viewtopic.php?...806&p=19016

 

there`s a OpenHaltRestart.kext.zip

 

regards

 

Mac_Dude

If anyone was using a Disabler.kext which included the QuickTime mouse lag fix for their video card but also wants to have AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement running for 10.5.8 sleep then Kabyl has helped me make a new Disabler.kext to just block AppleUpstreamUserClient. I have posted it here.

Thanks for the heads up!!

Installed on my MacBook, works great!

 

SticMAC

 

Updated GA-EP45-DS3L from 10.5.7 to 10.5.8 and sound was ruined same for Time Machine that started new instance.

Hence no way to return. Although time machine files seem exist.

just did the update via software update from 10.5.7 and everything is working great. i just had to reeanable sound(applehda) and that's all. i haven't seen the whole update process since i just got from work and had to eat something;P

I updated to 10.5.8 two days ago without problems--yeah. I am a complete newbie to OSX and hackintosh having installed two months ago using the IPC livedvd. My system is AMD based on a Asus M2N-E sli board with AMD 64 X2 4200 Brisbane cpu and nvidia 7300gt graphics card. I installed a realtec based ethernet card to get ethernet working everything else works including my hp printer.

I am very pleased with my OSX experience and vista is now a fading memory. I do have Sabayon Linux 64 installed on a seperate drive which I will keep simply because I like the people there.

If anyone was using a Disabler.kext which included the QuickTime mouse lag fix for their video card but also wants to have AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement running for 10.5.8 sleep then Kabyl has helped me make a new Disabler.kext to just block AppleUpstreamUserClient. I have posted it here.

thanks for new Disabler.kext, worked like a charm on my iATKOS 10.5.7, sleep fully working now

You mean the Source for AppleIntelCPUPowermanagement.kext is available? We could make our own patched version then :(
No, but it includes the PowerManagement-158.10.9 which includes pmconfigd aka PowerManagement.bundle, so one has a chance of fixing voodoobattery.

 

I assume nobody has working battery time remaining with voodoobattery & 10.5.8 so far.

If anyone was using a Disabler.kext which included the QuickTime mouse lag fix for their video card but also wants to have AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement running for 10.5.8 sleep then Kabyl has helped me make a new Disabler.kext to just block AppleUpstreamUserClient. I have posted it here.

 

 

Works great on my P5W ! Sleep works as well as voodoopower so my cpu temp is back at 31c ! Great job !

Strange. I wonder what you have for your product name (macbookpro4,1?), and what you had it set to during the upgrade.

 

VoodooBattery here as well and working. I set mine up as a MacAir (MSIwind), more importantly I set the FSB correctly for my platform, this may help you.

 

Side note: I fixed the throttle issue with DSDT. Apparently ApplePowerManagement actually listens to the DSDT do make sure your cores are set up correctly under "Processor". Wind is solo and had two cores in the DSDT, thus 50% max frequency. All good now, so far...

Can you post your dsdt file please ?
My DSDT has a lot going on, if you want info find me on the wind forum, However, I will post the fix here. It turns out that the second cpu enables threading. So rather than deleting I change processor to system bus.

 

The hyperthread fix

 

Scope (_SB)

{

Processor (CPU0, 0x01, 0x00000410, 0x06) {}

Processor (CPU1, 0x02, 0x00000410, 0x06) {}

}

 

snip....

...snap

 

Method (_Q81, 0, NotSerialized)

{

Store (0x81, SCIC)

Store (0x81, DBG8)

Store (One, CHET)

Or (One, PTHR, PTHR)

Notify (\_SB.CPU0, 0x80)

Sleep (0x64)

Notify (\_SB.CPU1, 0x80)

}

 

Method (_Q82, 0, NotSerialized)

{

Store (0x82, SCIC)

Store (0x82, DBG8)

Store (One, CHET)

And (0xFE, PTHR, PTHR)

Notify (\_SB.CPU0, 0x80)

Sleep (0x64)

Notify (\_SB.CPU1, 0x80)

}

Set as Macbook4,1 for awhile now.
My battery time remaining fails to update properly under 10.5.8 & 10.6 with voodoobattery (was ok with 10.5.6, 10.5.7), with the productname set by default to "MacBookPro4,1". Chameleon sets the product name to this not "Macbook4,1" because my processor is dual core. I've got a core 2 duo p8600. (Shows up with the right bus speed of 1066Mhz). I'm getting the impression these cpu classification issues don't explain the voodoobattery problem.
My DSDT has a lot going on, if you want info find me on the wind forum, However, I will post the fix here. It turns out that the second cpu enables threading. So rather than deleting I change processor to system bus.

 

The hyperthread fix

 

Scope (_SB)

{

Processor (CPU0, 0x01, 0x00000410, 0x06) {}

Processor (CPU1, 0x02, 0x00000410, 0x06) {}

}

 

snip....

...snap

 

Method (_Q81, 0, NotSerialized)

{

Store (0x81, SCIC)

Store (0x81, DBG8)

Store (One, CHET)

Or (One, PTHR, PTHR)

Notify (\_SB.CPU0, 0x80)

Sleep (0x64)

Notify (\_SB.CPU1, 0x80)

}

 

Method (_Q82, 0, NotSerialized)

{

Store (0x82, SCIC)

Store (0x82, DBG8)

Store (One, CHET)

And (0xFE, PTHR, PTHR)

Notify (\_SB.CPU0, 0x80)

Sleep (0x64)

Notify (\_SB.CPU1, 0x80)

}

 

 

Thanks, but it doesn't help for me. Ithink there is another problem in dsdt fo EeePC.

 

I tried to modify my smbios.plist and my dsdt but no luck

Updatet my System few days before with combo update. Everything works fine - all i have to do is to get sound working...that was no problem.

But now i get a kernel panic when i want to install new software - i try with other software - same too!

Has anyone an idea? I´m using iAtkos V5 with Voodoo R1 (xnu).

 

Thanks in advance

Martin from Germany

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