Mac OS X Snow Leopard 1.6.5 - Sleepenabler

[holyfield]

Many people have upgraded their Hackintoch's to 10.6.5, but have encountered problem with sleepenabler.kext, which causes KP (kernel panic) or does not wake the comp from sleep.

 

You can download latest source of sleepenabler.kext from:

 

✹ http://code.google.com/p/xnu-sleep-enabler/

 

I have made very small bug-fix in code mentioned above and compiled source to use with latest kernel. Sleep should work fine again now.

 

Important note:

 

If you are using NullCPUPowerManagement.kext you still might encounter the KP. So, its up to you either remove Sleepenabler or NullCPUPowerManagement to avoid kernel panic.

 

Package below includes also kext installation tool. Just drag kext into Kext Utility icon and follow wizard.

 

 

Files: (use at your own risk)

 

Sleep.dmg

[squatter]

Crashes here sadly with the 64bit kernel.

[boreas]

actually without NullCPUPowerManagement.kext, my CPU fan is like a helicopter, and CPU temperature is with 5 degrees higher.

[gurde]

In 64 bit KP. And I don't use nullcpupowermngmt kext

Other suggestions?

[enb14]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I think latest Chameleon boot loader loads SpeedStep values so the temperatures should be cooler with that bootloader

[gurde]

I attached a sleep enabler kext for 10.6.5 64 bit that I personally tested and works.

Thanks to jeweljar who posted it here: http://code.google.com/p/xnu-sleep-enabler...ues/detail?id=4

 

Enjoy.

SleepEnabler.kext.zip

[squatter]

Nice one gurde! That version works for me too in 64bit. :censored2:

[boreas]

@enb14 : I'm using Chameleon RC5. Do I have to set some key for SpeedStep values?

[enb14]

@enb14 : I'm using Chameleon RC5. Do I have to set some key for SpeedStep values?

 

I think Chameleon RC5 has SpeedStep on the fly without having to do nothing.

 

But I wanna hear from somebody to confirm this.

[sanza]

I attached a sleep enabler kext for 10.6.5 64 bit that I personally tested and works.

Thanks to jeweljar who posted it here: http://code.google.com/p/xnu-sleep-enabler...ues/detail?id=4

 

Enjoy.

 

Great! Thank you. Works fine here!