FV2 Hibernate crashes instead of waking up

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Posted on
10-19-2015
07:25 AM
- last edited on
03-04-2025
04:39 AM
by
kh-richa_mig
I have FV2 enabled on a number of machines. A few of them are working fine. A few of them are "going to sleep" (hibernation mode) and then when the user goes to wake it up, have to hit the power button, log in 2 times, and then get messages that the apps closed incorrectly. We are not seeing an OS kernal panic screen or a note from the OS saying it crashed and here is a report. When it crashes, we loose any open work.
Anyone else come across this or know of a solution?
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Posted on 11-15-2016 12:18 AM
did you ever found a solution for this issue, as we are seeing the same in our environment, settings are as follows:
pmset -a darkwakes 0
Destroy File Vault Key when going to standby mode. / device is fv protected when device sleep
pmset -a destroyfvkeyonstandby 1
enable hibernation after sleep
pmset -a standby 1
seconds to go to into hibernation after device slept for X seconds
pmset -a standbydelay 1200
store memory content to dump file on consistent storage (disk) and power off memory
pmset -a hibernatemode 25
Any ideas, why the machine allthough it should go to hibernate, starts from a normal boot.
When doing pmset -g there is an error:
Sleep Failure [0xFFFFFFFF0400001F]
Many thanks for your help
MS
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Posted on 11-17-2016 01:07 PM
One more thing to add, I found this article and followed the instructions, but for some reason it still does not work....
https://derflounder.wordpress.com/2014/02/12/power-nap-power-management-settings-and-filevault-2/
Would be great if someone can respond if you have the same issue, after all the changes the current setup looks as follows:
pmset -a darkwakes 0
pmset -a destroyfvkeyonstandby 1
pmset -a standby 0
pmset -a standbydelay 0
pmset -a hibernatemode 25
pmset -a sleep 30
pmset -a displaysleep 2
pmset -a womp 0
pmset -a acwake 0
pmset -a lidwake 1
pmset -a ttyskeepawake 0
pmset -a autopoweroffdelay 1200
pmset -a autopoweroff 1
pmset -a disksleep 10
Cheers MS
