P.S.: Note that round a minute should pass after the wakeup before you'll can access your drives. I'll send you kexts with this hack disabled via PM, if you mind to check, maybe you got another experience.īut, as a disclaimer, you'll need to disconnect all volumes with valuable data, and move your OS X boot drive to an internal controller. I've tried to fix this, but nothing helped so far. The reason is that i'm getting data corruption of boot volume and/or kernel panic on either wakeup or next boot after sleep-wakeup was made, when i'm booting OS from the drive attached to a controller (if i'm booting from a drive not handled by this driver, everything is ok).
#LSI MEGARIAD HACKINTOSH DRIVER#
I'm sorry, but i was forced to add a hack to this driver which prevents the system from going to sleep. Shouldn't the driver of the LSI / 3WARE be more or less compatible with the 9260, since it's also a SAS2108 based card, and one of the few OS X compatible ones (by vendor support). Probably my motherboard.īTW I was wondering. I think that there's another problem.hardware based. But it's better to move out a boot drive from your card to reduce console messages flood.
#LSI MEGARIAD HACKINTOSH FULL#
In second, you may use Full Debug kext and stick to a system.log jrnl too see at which point it stalls. You'll find a build with this hack applied in attach.
#LSI MEGARIAD HACKINTOSH CODE#
There is a hack in a code which i keep disabled, since it hasn't proven its usefulness yet. Yes, there is a possibility of controller stuck if too much commands are going thru it. How could i best determine whether this is driver related? (Which it absolutely shouldn't be!) Yes, there is a possibility of controller stuck if too much commands are going thru it. Just change some attributes and change them back later to get it going correctly.
Apparently there are some small differences. This helps when doing a migration from a flashed IBM to a original LSI. I recreated the array/changed properties. I de-activated disk cache, but it still happens. No drive activity/awareness anymore, rendering it useless. (i have some for sale also) I also replaced my slow and unsupported WD30ERZRX with Hitachi 4TB drives All should work well, but at this point (i haven't tested and analyzed all yet) it seems that if the read/write speeds get too high, OS X will fail. Fortunately i had the chance to aquire an original LSI 9260-8i with BBU and 512Mb.
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