Slow performance after wake from sleep

[FeelingX]

Hello,
This is my 2nd hackintosh and I think everything works but sleep/wake function.

Everytime I try to put my hack to sleep, it instantly wakes and everything starts to lag real bad. Intel Power Gadget shows “NaN” results from sensors after sleep.

Mobo: ASROCK H110M-HG4
CPU: i5-7400
GPU: Gigabyte GT 640

BIOS:

• XHCI hand-off: enabled
• Suspend to RAM: auto          Deactivating Suspend to RAM makes the sleep/wake function into a false state of sleep (screen off but FANs running and LED on)
• ACPI HPET Table: enabled

USB peripherals:

• Logitech Headset H390 (compatible)
• Logitech Keyboard K230 (compatible)
• Razer Deathadder 2013 (the villain who is causing instant wake?)

 

2018-08-02 15:08:09.615736-0300  localhost kernel[0]: (AppleACPIPlatform) AppleACPIPlatformPower Wake reason: GIGE XDCI

Some details from my config.plist:

• Boot args: darkwake=8
• XMPDetection=Yes / PluginType=Yes
• USB: Inject / Add ClockID / FixOwnership
• Audio: Inject 3
• Inject Intel (ig-platform-id: 0x59120003)
• USB 10.13.6 patch by PMHeart
• SMBIOS: iMac18,2

Kexts:

• FakeSMC + sensors
• WhateverGreen
• Lilu
• AppleALC
• RealtekRTL8111
• USBInjectAll

I’m using the USB SSDT from this post https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/328831-success-asrock-h110m-gm2-with-macos-high-sierra/ and it seems to work fine (both MOBOs have the same USB map).

I appreciate any help.

 

[Allan]

Disable the Hibernation file: 

 

And FYI, the ASRock mobos have a much issues with sleep/wake.

[FeelingX]

1 hour ago, Allan said:

Disable the Hibernation file: 

 

And FYI, the ASRock mobos have a much issues with sleep/wake.

Hey Allan, thanks for giving me a bit of your time.
I did run your script to disable hibernatemode, autopoweroff and standby. However, the problem persists.

Unfortunately, I didn't think about hackintosh when I built this PC one month ago. I really want to try more before I give up, 'cause a new MOBO vai doer no bolso. 

[Allan]

11 minutes ago, FeelingX said:

Unfortunately, I didn't think about hackintosh when I built this PC one month ago.

Sorry buddy. But yeah, I had feel the same when I saw some friends with this mobo and they discovered in the hardest way about this...

 

13 minutes ago, FeelingX said:

I really want to try more before I give up, 'cause a new MOBO vai doer no bolso.

Sure! 

And another note: USB dongles may can be cause of the sleep/wake issues. 

[FeelingX]

18 minutes ago, Allan said:

Sorry buddy. But yeah, I had feel the same when I saw some friends with this mobo and they discovered in the hardest way about this...

 

Sure! 

And another note: USB dongles may can be cause of the sleep/wake issues. 

So, I just discovered that Logitech Keyboard's dongle was the one causing instant wake. 
And lag after wake persists... 

[FeelingX]

2 hours ago, Hervé said:

Check your BIOS settings; disable any "Wake on USB/USB wake" option if available.

 

Post a zipped copy of your Clover folder (without Themes subfolder).

G'mornin Hervé,
I've already disabled all "Wake" BIOS options.

Here we go:

CLOVER.zip

[Allan]

Try it: CLOVER.zip

[FeelingX]

1 hour ago, Allan said:

Try it: CLOVER.zip

G'nite, Allan
Just replaced my CLOVER folder with yours and the issue is still here. 

[Allan]

Put to sleep, wait 5min, and return to the Desktop.

 

Run this command at the Terminal:

log show --style syslog | fgrep "Wake reason"

 

[FeelingX]

15 hours ago, Allan said:

Put to sleep, wait 5min, and return to the Desktop.

 

Run this command at the Terminal:

log show --style syslog | fgrep "Wake reason"

 

G'morning, Allan. I didn't had time to venture into my hack yesterday, so I couldn't answer you on the same day.
This is the wake reason after 5 mins:

2018-08-04 11:31:33.067843-0300  localhost kernel[0]: (AppleACPIPlatform) AppleACPIPlatformPower Wake reason: GIGE XDCI

It doesn't wake instantly anymore after I pulled out keyboard's dongle - I'll learn to _PRW patch so I won't have to remove the USB every time I wake from sleep. Lag after wake still persists badly.

I'm starting to think myself this might be related to native power management not working 100% for me. Gonna try different SMBIOS + ssdtPRgen and see how it goes.