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I know, it's a well discussed topic, but it always ends with "Hey, we're AMD, not Intel". I think that's no reason to capitulate, so let's start collecting information about sleep on AMD. I think it's not only up to the processor, but to the mobo - so let's collect information about your success or non-succes with sleep on your AMD-System. Please post your specs, too, so we can compare and draw a conclusion. I'll start.
<b>My success with sleep on my AMD with the SleepKernel looks like this:</b> - changing ACPI-Mode in BIOS to "S1" and changing ACPI-Mode in system, too, let my sleep work - but only a "half-sleep". Hard drives are shut down, but the fans still are turned on, so no really success. - changing ACPI-Mode in BIOS to "S3" and changing ACPI-Mode in system, too, brings my system to the deep-sleep. No noise, but wake up doesn't work. Just a black screen and a running system. - changing ACPI-Mode in BIOS to "S1 and S3" and changing ACPI-Mode between "S0, S1, S3, S5 and S7" doesn't work, too. System gets into "half-sleep" and can't be woken up. <b>My system specs:</b> AMD Athlon 64 3200+ Venice (SSE3) NVidia GeForce 6600GT PCI-E (working with NVInject, dual screen working with DVI-VGA converter) EPOX 9HEAI Rev 3 Mainboard with VIA K8T890 and VT8237R chipset <i> I think the rest doesn't care to this topic</i> <b>My experiments worked like this:</b> - changing the kernel from default Zeph-Kernel to SleepKernel (by using Kalyway kernel installer - see attachment) - changing BIOS ACPI-Mode - changing system's ACPI-Mode by typing following commands in Terminal: <i>Check current ACPI-Mode</i> <font color="#333333">pmset -g | grep hibernatemode</font> <i>Change ACPI-Mode</i> <font color="#333333">sudo pmset -a hibernatemode X</font> X is the number of the ACPI-Mode. Here a <b>list of the available modes</b>: # 0 - Old style sleep mode, with RAM powered on while sleeping, safe sleep disabled, and super-fast wake. # 1 - Hibernation mode, with RAM contents written to disk, system totally shut down while “sleeping,” and slower wake up, due to reading the contents of RAM off the hard drive. # 3 - The default mode on machines introduced since about fall 2005. RAM is powered on while sleeping, but RAM contents are also written to disk before sleeping. In the event of total power loss, the system enters hibernation mode automatically. # 5 - This is the same as mode 1, but it’s for those using secure virtual memory (in System Preferences -> Security). # 7 - This is the same as mode 3, but it’s for those using secure virtual memory. (source: <i>macworld.com</i>) That's all for <i>my</i> sleep-success with OSx86/AMD. Please attend at this topic, I think it could be useful for the evolution of OSx86 on AMD-Processors. Attached is the Kalyway Kernel Installer with all available kernels. If you want to try sleep at your system, the first step is to install the SleepKernel. Greetz, -crawle <font color="#003300"><a href="http://rapidshare.com/files/111975379/ALL_KERNELS.pkg">Kalyway Kernel Installer</a></font> |
Sleep is working here
I'm using the sleep kernel and mode 0, not sure which mode is should use btw? But mode 0 seems to work, will try others too :) This is my setup AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+ (SSE3) NVidia 8600GT PCI-E, using EFI string MCP61 Chipset Just let me know if you need to know anything else ;) Edit: Mode 1 works also, do i need to reboot whenever i change the mode? |
So you're system is completely quiet in sleep-mode?
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Yes it is, i only got a blinking power light.
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Wooh, that's what I call "success" ;-)
Can you post further specs of your system please? |
Yeah, this looks like a success, we could be having a winner here! =) Go p-J!
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I am running S1 with option # 3 and it seems to be working quite well now. Everything is still functional when it wakes up. Sweet! :D
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Thanks StealthMode and p-J for your reports, but can you please post your system's specs?
WinLinMac, what about your system, does sleep work? ;-) |
Sorry for the later response but i was sleeping :) Different timezone and all ;p
Here are my specs: AMD 64 X2 5000+ (2.60GHz) Dell M2N61-AX /nForce 430/MCP61 2GB Dual Channel DDR2 667MHz ALC888 [Everything Working] (SFX-EFI String) NVidia 8600GT (GFX-EFI String) 500 GB ATA HDD (Leopard 10.5.2 Rev. 2 EFI & GUID ) 250GB WD USB (Time Machine) |
I haven't tried yet, I've disabled it. I'll try it and let you know in this thread.
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DFI nForce4 Ultra-D 2gb G.Skill nVidia 6800GS (Q/E, C/I in Tiger and Leo) 120gb SATA (Leo) 250GB SATA (XP) 250GB SATA (TimeMachine) 500GB SATA (Files) Buffalo Wireless NIC (Broadcom) |
One more box never waking from sleep here :( In fact it does not even tries to hibernate (susped-to-disk): it's going low-power in seconds, and that's definitely not enough to store all 2Gb of ram to disk
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I was a bit hesitated at first, but I still tried. It all works finally without having to improperly restart my system...running S1 with option # 3. My specs can be found at my account info. =)
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Alright. Thanks to you all, maybe the other users can report their experience with sleep so we can draw a conclusion for supported hardware.
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Hm, I have no good experiences with sleep on AMD. I prefer to sleep on my bed ;-)
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100% percent agreed! =p
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Half sleep only...
CPU: AMD 3500+ (S939) MOBO: GA-K8N51GMF-9 RAM: 2GB 400Mhz GPU: XFX Geforce 7300 GS (256 MB) HDD: Seagate 80GB SATA DVD-RW:Samsung 18X (P-ATA) PS2: Mouse and Keyboard Chipset: NVIDIA® GeForce™ 6100 and NVIDIA nForce™ 430 VIA VT 6307 IEEE1394 Realtek 8201 Gigabit LAN PHY chip Realtek ALC880 Audio Codec |
Alright, thank you demigod!
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By the way, I think VIA isn't very compatible to sleep (I got a VIA-chipset, too, and it only supports half-sleep).
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got a problem after installing kernel_9.2_sleep yesterday
i don't know what kernel was there earlier.i used zep's AMD 10.5.2 release rev.1 problem is not able to mount usb drive .. it is detected but not mounted..? help me to revert it back.pls Note: Oops i don't have the MAC DVD right now ! -demigod- |
One question that might sounds stupid, When the MAC is in sleep mode should "awake" with a simple mouse mouvement or a keypress?
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For me, i need to press the flickering power button on the pc itself to wake it up :)
It doesn't respond to any key presses or mouse clicks/movements (Aluminum Apple keyboard & Mighty mouse) |
I thing on Kalyways DVD was a kernal which fully disabled sleep - great. Actually it's so when I press the off button the computer short the computer goes to sleep but I can't wake it up. This also happens when sleeping is fully disabled.
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help me revert back to Kernel 9.20 ( which came with Zep's AMD Leopard 10.5.2 Rev 1 ) i don't know the procedure or how to do it. awaiting for your reply Thanks |
Same as p-J for the Dell, similar system, perfect sleep.
As for the other one (Athlon64 3700+, A8N-E, nForce4, Radeon X1600), no sleep. Well it does sleep, but it doesn't come back. |
Wow, the OEM machines are doing fantabulous. =))
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Have you an A8N-E or an Asus A8N-E FM/S (micro-ATX, Fujitsu OEM)? I have that one, also with an X1600. Great combination, nice small ;) |
How do I change the ACPI mode in Bios?
I have changed the system ACPI mode with terminal and put it to 3 and with a quick try that I made last night it went to sleep and then it woke up, but I didn't had keyboard or mouse. So I don't know if it was fully funtional. Also I am using the plain TOH 9.2.0 kenrel that comes with Zephyroth 10.5.2 Rev.2 iso, I have tryied to change with the sleep kernel from Kaliway but I can't boot into my system, so I have returned to the old kernel. |
You should be able to change the ACPI mode in your Bios about your "Power Management" or similiar. I know, that some Bios don't support that kind of options (for example the AHCI/SATA-Mode), but I think ACPI should work on every board and Bios.
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/me is going to try updating his BIOS to latest "Vista-compatible" version...
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Oh, I'd suggest you to think this step over again, don't you know this important poem? "Never change a running system!" And I'd be carefully with the BIOS, because without you got a problem. ;-)
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Well I have found the settings to my bios, but I will not change it now since I am waiting for my new board and cpu. I will revert with more info about the sleep with my new configuration.
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Alright, thank you ToroLoco.
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Windows flashing utility can't detect bios eeprom type, and I don't think I'll give dos flasher a try. Let it be as it goes
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Good decision!
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Interesting how SLEEP never worked in revision 1 10.5.1, but it worked in revision 1 10.5.2. =))
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I'm using 10.5.2 Rev.1 on the non-sleep computer.
Leo4all v3 on the other...that works... |
Leo4Allv3's sleep functionality works the best though on my Intel system.
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I may try it on the non-sleep one then...
Btw, do you experience slow boot-ups with Leo4All v3? |
@kourosh, that's hard to tell now, since I updated my O/S to the latest SMBIOS. =) Its faster now, lol.
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Hi,
sleep works on S1 and hibernate 3, but fans are still runing und if i wake the sys up, i can't get my apple wireless keyboard to work again... will try other modes later Sys: Opteron 165 Shuttle SN26p (Nforce 4 SLI) 2 GB GEIL DDR 400 4 SATA HDDs |
hi,
sleep works but doesnt come back... leo4allV3 amd x2 3000+ 690v sb600 chipset sata ahci mode hdd 2gb ddr2 333mhz |
I installed Kalyway 10.5.2 AMD/Intel on my Athlon 64x2 4000+ using the sleep kernel. I tried sleep and it worked, and woke, but my external drives disconnected giving the disconnect error; then came back on line.
Biostar NF61S 2 GBs Gskill PC 6400 Radeon HD2600XT 512 PCIe SATA x 2 Firewire 800 PCI Belkin 10/100 LAN NIC |
Well I have tried with the 9.2.2 kernel and the system doesn't wake up from the "deep sleep". It only works if the hard drives and the monitor are sleeping.
I have tried to change the ACPI to 3 from 0 and the ACPI in Bios from S1 to S3 but nothing again. But it doesn't mind since I have now the system fully working. |
Thank you all for your reports.
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So does sleep work on zeph 10.5.2 rev2. I am using 9.1.0 sleep kernel. In my case it doesn't on nforce 4. Do i need to play with any kexts.
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Start playing with you BIOS ACPI options, thats the first way.
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