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i followed your advice and pressing ESC does speed up the boot after sleep ..i don't know what kind of bios reset is this ... i also discovered that native power management problem with sleep can be solved with Sleepenabler 10.7/10.8 i found recently on web...it is working fine without KP and make sleep possible with apple power management ..no NullCPU etc... no VoodooPowerAcpi or VoodooPowerMini so it like home now thank you all for interest and advices .. cheers

OK problem looks like it is solved.. Seems to be that ACPI implementation is the problem...with VoodooMini.kext sleep works like a charm..the only problem is CMOS reset after wake.. i've tried patched AppleRTC and binary patch for retail next...but nothing helps... stepping in both options looks the same..i think that is a price for native power management with retail ACPI..

RTC section from DSDT looks like fixed .. Device (RTC) { Name (_HID, EisaId ("PNP0B00")) Name (RT, ResourceTemplate () { IO (Decode16, 0x0070, // Range Minimum 0x0070, // Range Maximum 0x10, // Alignment 0x02, // Length ) IO (Decode16, 0x0072, // Range Minimum 0x0072, // Range Maximum 0x02, // Alignment 0x06, // Length ) }) Method (_CRS, 0, NotSerialized) { Return (RT) } } but i experience BIOS reset each time when i put lid down and sleep fail ...i'm looking for solution right now... any advise would be great.. other thing .. i couldn't update to 10.7.5 cause system hang on startup short before GUI should be loaded... I've tried with clean install 10.7.2 and combo update to 10.7.5 and clean install of 10.7.5 as well.. both ways hang same moment.. so i decided to stay with 10.7.4 that makes me no different . I've found these battery kexts in one zip file ..and didn't investigate which should be loaded... with Voodoo next for battery i experienced "No Battery Installled" sign with login window .. with these two everything works like a charm .. just cosmetics ... there on insanelymac: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/272459-appleacpibatterymanagerapplesmartbatterymanager-for-lion/

what should be used from bootpack ? or EDP ? i'm running 10.7.4 with few kexts only and don't want to mess up..with different set.. BIOS settings have been set as advised .. i've compared EDP dsdt section with device LID with my dsdt and they looks same... all used kexts

OK this seems to be a little wired... I wanted to run generated SSDT with MaciASL editor second SSDT from ssdtPRGen.sh together with DSDT from EDP boot packs but both options came with KP... i decided to check power management in 64bit and i have noticed that stepping became stable..without sudden jumps to highest freq. as before ... then i get back to 32bits and everything backs to state as it is now.. stable speedstep without jumps and average idle temp 45C ..i'm not able to explain what happened but looks like no more issues ... only problem that left is sleep ... can this be modify by DSDT somehow ?? MacBook kernel[0]: Wake reason = PBTN LID

ok i will do more test and try to get all results together and explain what DSDT and SSDT were used for it ...

thanks a lot for clarification .. i was wondering cause i was testing some SSDT different tables settings and with this attached DSDT that contains SSDT inside results with temp and stepping are best .. with chameleon generated states stepping looks worst and CPU stucks more on highest frequency. i also tried different DSDT (without SSDT inside) with all SSDT tables extracted from Bios compiled with iASL ( they all got only some minor optimizations no errors no warnings) but with those all SSDT tables lower freq is 800Mhz and more "jumps" to highest freq... that makes me wonder that is any way to modify or edit entries in SSDT to get stepping modified SSDT tables.zip

Hello Everybody, I'm new to this forum here . I have Dell D630 with T7100 Bios A17 X3100 i have a simple question ...are they somewhere optimized SSDT tables to get best CPU stepping results with native power management ? the thing is that CPU freq. is jumping even in idle state between 597Mhz and 1791Mhz. Average CPU temp is 48-50 C ..i was just wondering it must be so or stepping freq can be somehow manipulated with SSDT tables .. please let me know or advice SSDT tables for use for best performance... 10.7.4 with smbios.plist (Macbook5,1) and fakesmc v5.2.678 for tunning installed.... DSDT used dsdt.aml.zip