[BUG] System reboots while on sleep #284
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Please provide hardware details, kernel log & IOReg :) |
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Oh sorry haha, here you are my specs: Laptop Dell Inspiron 5370 GenI2C
IORegistryExplorer 3.0.2 dump Kernel log (last 30 hours) |
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As suggested by @marianopela, below the dump of log_with_sscn_fmcn.txt My DSDT.aml doesn't have SSCN and FMCN bus speed config and that seems a little bit strange. Also I'm running in polling mode, may I have any chance to run it with Interrupt mode? |
Same happening on MSFT0001 with i5 10210u. I'll attach logs in a few hours |
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@marianopela @dreamwhite mind testing this? |
I'll surely test it out on 10.15.4. Hope they fix it asap |
Thanks, it seems to be fixing my sleep/wake problem. Unfortunately I still experienced a Panic and reboot while in sleep, as you can see here tonight_cut.txt , with the usual I think VoodooI2C/VoodooI2CHID#31 could have something to do with my System Panics, as with those changes I didn't experience any. I'll be testing more in the next hours. |
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@marianopela mind giving a try to this? have removed the |
Sure, right away. It might take some time to test eventual problems. |
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Thanks @Goshin! Works great here on a Lenovo Yoga 920. Excellent job! |
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What changed in the second archive? Also, could you please explain how removing |
just removed the polling frequency adjustment, it should make no difference to your test.
You can check out the explanation for the related commits here. |
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@Goshin No panics nor reboots, trackpad always worked after every sleep/wake. Same for @dreamwhite . It's a keeper! |
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Same here, this is good! Thumbs up! |
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Same with me. |
I tried this but still have problem with wake. BSD process name corresponding to current thread: kernel_task Mac OS version: Kernel version: System uptime in nanoseconds: 11686257364431
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Yesterday, with great amazement, my system rebooted while in sleep. I don't know if the cause of the panic-reboot is due to VoodooI2C but I've saved the log of "Report Panic". Thanks in advance. Hope this bug can be fixed asap :D |
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From your log, deadlock happened in the interrupt handler when trying to read register, maybe related to #279. comment
Can't tell the cause from the given log. |
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@Goshin Backtrace (CPU 1), Frame : Return Address BSD process name corresponding to current thread: kernel_task Mac OS version: Kernel version: System uptime in nanoseconds: 660564039537
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@gujiangjiang Same cause. Are you using in GPIO mode or polling mode? |
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@Goshin |
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@dreamwhite @gujiangjiang Try this one |
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@Goshin |
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@Goshin panic(cpu 0 caller 0xffffff800be4c32a): Kernel trap at 0xffffff7f8fc1898b, type 14=page fault, registers: Backtrace (CPU 0), Frame : Return Address BSD process name corresponding to current thread: kernel_task Mac OS version: Kernel version: System uptime in nanoseconds: 8534727004805
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Another bug found on the v2.4 version of VoodooI2C. It seems that after putting laptop in sleep the mouse doesn't wake up :'( Infos about my machine are here |
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@gujiangjiang same cause. Does the problem exist in polling mode? No idea what was happening, maybe this would help. |
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Found that after putting laptop in sleep mode, the trackpad doesn't wake up. This happened with vanilla VoodooI2C 2.4 + VoodooI2CHID. @alexandred what can we do in order to fix it? |
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@kprinssu thanks for the pointer, I just did - so far so good, I'll observe. If you don't hear from me, that's a good sign :) |
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@kprinssu I do not want to open a new issue but with latest version (2.4.1) laptop does not sleep and wake instantly. if I remove anything related to voodooi2c , it sleeps properly. |
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Hi there, today I got my first panic using VoodooI2C 2.4. I also had a problem which made trackpad frozen even if in IOReg it was detected. Needed to restart to fix this. I've updated to VoodooI2C 2.4.1 right now and everything seems working:
EDITSleep seems working Many thx <3 |
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@lersy Please create a new issue with the usual troubleshooting documentation. |
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Please make sure to run |
It shows the same message such as 10 times
If I show instead the last 120 minutes, I see a lot of those "Power Wake reason", but I don't think I have to worry about it, as I always resume from sleep using the Power Button.
Do I need to setup a spoofed GLAN device or whatelse? I don't have any RJ45 port on my laptop (Dell Inspiron 5370)
Is there any documentation you can suggest me, in order to setup GPRW/UPRW?
Yep I think so, as the panic reason is related to VoodooI2C
My USB configuration is properly setup (correctly mapped USB 2.0, USB 3.0 and USB-C 3.0), and I've also added USBX device through SSDT-USBX.aml
I apologize if USBMap can't be used as debugging method, but it clearly says that my EC and USBX device are properly setup.
Maybe I don't have to worry about it? |
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I strongly assume there are other sources for your problem - i.e. make sure you have deactivated Wake for Ethernet network access, and also Bluetooth wakes. GLAN is clearly connected to the network. Since this is all off-topic here, I suggest you move over to Tonymac and seek for help on a more general platform. Another experiences I have gathered while trying to fix sleep:
Good luck! |
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@dreamwhite Please use 2.4.1 and the logs are irrevelant to the sleep/wake as it shows bluetooth to be the cause. You should probably apply the USB GPRW patch, but that is irrelevant to VoodooI2C. @edd1024 @dreamwhite please take non-VoodooI2C related discussions out of this issue. |
Oke np |
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Update to 2.4.1 but still reboot after wake...
Now only this one with no problem with wake. |
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@gujiangjiang The changes above have not been merged yet. |
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@gujiangjiang, if you observe a kernel panic in macOS, a kernel panic report is useless by default, since all symbols are stripped. To provide a full kernel panic report you should use keepsyms=1 in boot-args. |
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After updating successfully to VoodooI2C 2.4.2, after a sleep/wake cycle, my trackpad stopped working. I attach the output of |
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@dreamwhite it looks your device is "waking" up from sleep, but perhaps the I2C commands are failing. What is your touchpad, it looks like it's a USB device? |
It is an MSFT0001, like mine. I2CHID is the only satellite Anyways, I haven't had any problems with sleep/wake lately, on 10th gen |
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@marianopela did you not also have sleep/wake issues with earlier versions of VoodooI2C? |
I had, and solved earlier in this Issue, here. Never had problems of this kind since then. |
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Here too, however there are casual KP's, but nohing driving me mad so far. In most cases when I leave the laptop unattended, attempting to go to sleep by itself after 15min or so. |
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Might be addressed in VoodooI2C/VoodooGPIO#7 and VoodooI2C/VoodooI2CHID#33 with more robust toggling of the interrupt. |
In @dreamwhite 's case, he is running in polling mode |
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@Goshin here you are my infos about the trackpad: DeviceName: You can find my two DSDTs, the origin and the patched version: I noticed also that the issue about the trackpad which stops working after a sleep-wake cycle doesn't happen everytimes. I've tested it for 5 times, and only 2 times, the trackpad stopped working. Do you think that this is due to the polling mode? |
I am not sure about the cause. Try to build with the changes mentioned in #284 (comment), as it will completely disable and unregister the polling timer before sleeping, and restore when waking up. |
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@dreamwhite Please do not use |
As per title, when I put my hackintosh in sleep mode, by closing the lid, after few hours it reboots. The issue was the same even with VoodooI2C 2.3. I'm actually using VoodooI2C 2.4 + VoodooI2CHID.
Below a screenshot of the panic report (which is pretty the same of VoodooI2C 2.4):
My EFI folder is available here
Actually everything is working except this problem.
hibernatemodeandproximitywakeare set to 0:Many thanks in advance
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