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I have installed Kalyway 10.5.1 and I can't get sleep to work at all or shut down to work reliably. I partitioned a SATA drive as GUID and installed with the vanilla kernel from an IDE optical. I have ACHI mode enabled, as well as native SATA. Do I have to type vanilla every time the computer boots to get the vanilla kernel?

 

What can I do to get sleep, or at least shut down to work? I've tried some BIOS settings. Should I give up on the vanilla kernel? The installer includes two versions of that kernel, one that's supposed to fix rebooting on some motherboards. Is there a way to enable that particular version of the vanilla kernel or does it become enabled automatically since both kernels are checked for installation when one installs?

 

Specs:

 

E2140 MO stepping with Tuniq Tower and Arctic Silver 5 (Not yet overclocked)

2 one GB sticks PQI DDR-800 CAS 4 (Running at CAS 5) in dual channel mode (channels 1 and 3)

Gigabyte P35-DS3L 2.0 (No audio yet. Will try HDA ICH9 ALC888 patches)

eVGA Nvidia 6800GS 256 (Natit and NVinject cause boot hang)

Hawking 802.11g wifi PCI card (Not recognized)

generic VIA 2+1 port firewire card (Recognized at built-in firewire)

Seasonic 380 watt high efficiency power supply

Antec P-180 case

Update:

 

Got audio working with HDA ICH9 ALC888 patch and digital with HDAPatcher 1.2.0 and alc888.txt

 

I found a guide for my motherboard that said turn off Instant Off in the BIOS and enable a 4 second delay to fix shutdown. That causes a kernel panic every time for me. Instant off doesn't. Unfortunately, although shut down seems to always work if I don't open programs, when I run a few programs and then try to shut down, the screen never turns off. Reboot appears to be working, but I need to try it after opening programs. I suspect it will hang like shutdown.

 

Here's the guide:

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=79891

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