Do you mean SLEEP or HIBERNATION. They are different things on the Mac. Sleep keeps the memory active, hibernation writes the memory to disk and then removes power from the memory.

You might need to turn hibernation off. You can check to see if it's on or off by opening a terminal session.

type sudo pmset -g
then enter your password
if hibernatemode is anything but 0, you should change that to 0.
type sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0

then restart your computer for good measure. See if then the computer sleeps and wakes up. If it sleeps and wakes up, then there is a problem with hibernation mode, not sleep mode. Many hacks have trouble with hibernation mode...

Could you do me a favor and list what extensions need to be added from an otherwise vanilla installation (or removed) for the NB205? I'm working on a non iDeneb, non modified kernel version of an install, where everything is stored in an EFI partition on the HD and transparent to Mac OSX, but I need to know which kexts must be modified.

Currently, I can't get the PS2 trackpad to work right. Never shows up in the preference pane, so I can't adjust it. If I try any of the PS2 kexts you guys have provided, my trackpad and keyboard go dead and i need to plug in a USB keyboard to undo it. And one hacked PS2 kext made the keyboard enter a key over and over and over, completely f-ing up the install.

Also, I'm not getting time machine to work, even with an attached USB disk, as I get an error about no built in network after I select the disk I want to use. And of course, no Atheros wifi driver (that will come with Snow Leopard) and the sound kext is still crappy after wake from sleep (and not so hot beforehand, but we know that).

Anyway, if I can get a list of the required new kexts (and what must be removed, if any), I can work on this alternate method better. It's based on Munky's EFI partition method from InfiniteMac.

This is after already using the "DellEFI" install method successfully, which is sort of like Munky's method except it puts everything on the main partition rather than hiding the voodoo in the EFI partition.

BTW - I have an NB205-210 model, not the 310 model (no bluetooth, lower res webcam, different style keyboard). Is it possible that the keyboard and trackpad are not the same type that the 310 series uses? If not, how do I check and report that information? It might be that the model numbers simply need to be added to the ToshibaPS2Trackpad kext...

I have the australian nb200/0c which has the 0.3mp webcam and the normal keyboard, and no bluetooth and it still works fine.

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You might need to turn hibernation off. You can check to see if it's on or off by opening a terminal session.

type sudo pmset -g
then enter your password
if hibernatemode is anything but 0, you should change that to 0.
type sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0

then restart your computer for good measure. See if then the computer sleeps and wakes up. If it sleeps and wakes up, then there is a problem with hibernation mode, not sleep mode. Many hacks have trouble with hibernation mode...[/QUOTE]



Thank you for the reply.
I did mean sleep mode in my post. I did what you told me to, now in the terminal says : hibernatemode 0, ttyskeepawake 1.
still machine instantly freezes with black screen when let it sleep.

Thanks. I must be doing something wrong, then.

In terms of the various PS2 kexts, which is the right one, and what else needs to be installed? Do I need to reactivate the trackpad control in the preference panes somehow?

Currently I have the VoodooPS2Trackpad (the most recent one that people saying "works") and ApplePS2Controller kexts installed. I can use the keyboard and trackpad fine, but I can't adjust the trackpad as a trackpad, only as a mouse (tracking speed, mouse buttons). Also, tap to click doesn't work after boot, but does work after the first sleep, then usually goes away after the second sleep, never to return again until a reboot and resleep.

Since I hate tap to click, I want it turned off all the time.

Well, at least we know it's not hibernate causing your problems, as that is now disabled. Someone who has more experience with the sleep issue can probably help you better.

I am impatiently waiting for my NB205 to arrive. Before it does i was wondering which method of installation is most functional? The guide posted by wingzero or the vanilla method by cannontrane? thanks.

It would depend on which method would be easier for you.

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I have some experience with osx86 and have successfully installed it on a couple different systems. That being said, I "think" i could follow either method. I am wondering which would be the most update friendly, software frienly, and have the most functional hardware.

I greatly appreciate all that have participated in this thread. Reading this made my netbook decision a no brainer.