cholonam

Card ejection on sleep is the expected behavior, and it comes from the OpenBSD code (see comment [here](https://github.com/cholonam/Sinetek-rtsx/blob/97fc6a34164f79b6629b08b80a7802a36473004a/Sinetek-rtsx/3rdParty/openbsd/sdmmc.c#L262)) which this kext is a port of. The card not being recognized...

> I can do many many code test, but i need to see clearly where to start, as a hobby coder, i need help to start with it. I can...

> I was wondering if removing that part of the code for suspending related so the driver stops on suspend, will that make any change to the driver, will the...

What if you boot without the kext and load the kext once booted? What's yous OS version? I can boot with the debug kext without problem. Maybe try to boot...

Hi @bozma88, Thank you for the feedback. Sleep/wakeup functionality for this kext is in a very rough state. In fact, I do not use sleep (I keep it disabled because...

I have the same chip on a 9350, so pretty similar configuration, but I do not use sleep because of a different problem (disk corruption). I'll leave the issue open...

By the way, some test you could do is trying sleep/wake from Linux and see if you get the same problem (no need to install it, any recent live USB...

Hello @mackonsti, device ID 522A is not supported, but others have reported it working in other HW. IIRC my device name is also PXSX, and there is no hardcoded filter...

I do keep a list of device ID's which have been reported to work on the README, and I kept all the device ID's in the `Info.plist` as they were...

See issue #27 (as noted in the README file :) ). Anyway the fact that this chip works for some hardware does not mean it will work on yours, since...