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Originally Posted by infiniteThanks
Go to netkas.org and download the latest SleepEnabler.kext.
1. Boot from the USB Installer and go to the install drive and remove /Extra/CustomExtensions/SleepEnabler.kext
2. Rebuild /Extra/Extensions.kext.
I used MkextTool.
Drag all the extensions in /Extra/CustomExtensions
Change the folder to /Extra and enter Build.
It will over-write the previous version of /Extra/Extensions.mkext
3. If you have not updated yet, Update to 10.6.2. Reboot
4. Put the patched SleepEnabler.kext from netkas into /Extra/CustomExtensions
5. Rebuild /Extra/Extensions.mkext (see (2)
I generally use linux dd command to save an exact copy of my partition before doing this kind of work.
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GA-G31M-ES2L Rev.2
Q8200
NVidia 9500GT 512 (Dual DVI)
Followed this guide in late September and got a stable install - great work!
Decided to update to 10.6.2 (combo) and missed the SleepEnabler fix - Kernel Panic following "successful update" reboot.
Followed steps 1 and 2 as quoted above for the following files from netkas.org:
NullCPUPowerManagement.kext
SleepEnabler.kext
Rebuilt Extensions.mkext, repaired permissions on SL drive and kextcache on com.apple.kext.caches
After doing this I was able to boot, however to a black screen with no pointer. Press space key on the keyboard and get blue screen. Tried swapping DVI ports - no change.
Can boot into safe mode. Thoughts on a plan of attack?
EDIT: I just decided it was quicker to reinstall then develop a laundry list of potential fixes after sifting through the various threads.
Followed this guide but had trouble with the latest ES2L Kit - could not get sound to work nor was my ASUS WL-138g wireless PCI card recognized.
Went back to the kit with files dated 10/10/09 and all was well. Installed as per guide with the exception of SleepEnabler.kext. Upgraded to 10.6.2 flawlessly and then add the latest SleepEnabler.kext from netkas.org. Sleep works fine.
All is well in 32-bit anyways.