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Try setting a hotcorner to sleep the display before you close the lid.

 

I've found that if I close the lid without sleeping the display, the display will NEVER wake back up. Screen turns on, but no image is displayed. I'm forced to hold the power button down on the laptop and turn it off that way.

 

However, if I set a hotcorner and sleep the display before I close the lid, the screen wakes back up just fine.

I have the same issue. Display doesn't recover from display sleep. When I come back to the laptop and the display is asleep, I just close the lid wait for a couple seconds and reopen and that seems to make the display work again.

edp2.2 does not have voodoohda2.7.2 it has 2.7.3? check s/l/e maybe you are running it there? delete it if it is and just to be safe re download edp2.2 from the wiki, reinstall and run edptool.command from Extra build for your model.

aaahh you were right. At some point i had installed the voodoohda 2.7.2 pkg as an attempt to make sound work. I did a more thorough search of anything voodoo and deleted everything.... sudo find / -iname *voodoo*. Deleted /Extra, installed edp 2.2, and ran the script. Now I have sound working.

Thanks!

The voodoohda kernel panics on every boot. I've tried deleting applehda from s/l/e and editing the Info.plist to list my specific vendor and device id. I've tried deleting /Extra and re-installing edp 2.2.

Still no luck. I can boot up with -x and everything else seems to work. The only missing piece is sound.

I've attached a picture of the kernel panic output.