After waking from sleep, the system log reports activity from a "Magic Trackpad 2" device, triggering the system to stay awake. This is unexpected since the only input device is the trackpad integrated into the Hackintosh, and no external Magic Trackpad 2 is connected.
Did you read the common errors documentation?
Yes.
Did you read the troubleshooting documentation?
Yes.
Have you searched the issue on Github, Gitter, or Google?
Yes.
I tried disabling VoodooPS2Controller.kext now kernal panic happens at 00:00:01 instead of 00:00:00 haha
System Environment
Operating System: macOS (Sonoma 14.7 running on Hackintosh)
Driver Versions: Include versions of all relevant drivers, especially VoodooI2C and any other HID-related kexts.
Hardware Configuration:
Processor: Ryzen 5 5500u
Motherboard: Dell inspiron 7415 2 in 1
Input Devices: Integrated trackpad (no external Magic Trackpad)
Troubleshooting Archive
I have attached the troubleshooting archive as specified in the documentation, along with logs from WindowServer showing the unexpected input activity
Additional context
The integrated trackpad seems to be generating unintended wake signals as if it were a Magic Trackpad 2. Any adjustments made to config.plist HID or USB settings have not prevented the issue.
After waking from sleep, the system log reports activity from a "Magic Trackpad 2" device, triggering the system to stay awake. This is unexpected since the only input device is the trackpad integrated into the Hackintosh, and no external Magic Trackpad 2 is connected.
Did you read the common errors documentation? Yes.
Did you read the troubleshooting documentation? Yes.
Have you searched the issue on Github, Gitter, or Google? Yes.
I tried disabling VoodooPS2Controller.kext now kernal panic happens at 00:00:01 instead of 00:00:00 haha
System Environment
Operating System: macOS (Sonoma 14.7 running on Hackintosh) Driver Versions: Include versions of all relevant drivers, especially VoodooI2C and any other HID-related kexts. Hardware Configuration: Processor: Ryzen 5 5500u Motherboard: Dell inspiron 7415 2 in 1 Input Devices: Integrated trackpad (no external Magic Trackpad) Troubleshooting Archive I have attached the troubleshooting archive as specified in the documentation, along with logs from WindowServer showing the unexpected input activity
Additional context The integrated trackpad seems to be generating unintended wake signals as if it were a Magic Trackpad 2. Any adjustments made to config.plist HID or USB settings have not prevented the issue.