Wake From Sleep Solution - Intel SATA 0 Mandatory? i'm on X79-UD5

[rupaniii]

I ask EVERYONE with a motherboard with a Wake From Sleep issue...
Are you plugged into Intel SATA 0?

I was brainstorming as a programmer and thought ... "hmm, i'd probably hard code that to SATA  0 as a presumption. "

I moved my cable to SATA 0 and ironically, that worked.

Are all of your boot drives on SATA 0?
Please everyone check and post your experiences.

I'm on a GA-x79-UD5 . I once didn't have this issue, then I reworked my board, updated drives, moved to an SSD, and later in those issues, i never really paid attention to my cables, i had nothing plugged into SATA 0/1 for a while, no particular reason, sometimes had the BD.  plugged into it, no reason.

But now, with my boot drive plugged into INTEL SATA 0 (there is also a Marvel controller for ACHI/IDE/RAID) i've repeatedly worked, gone into sleep for a couple minutes, half hour, 2 hours, etc... and it's waking from sleep from mouse or keyboard and they are both USB, same ones it would infinite boot loop in before.

Again, please let everyone know your results.

[rupaniii]

I've tested this various ways all weekend. It appears to hold true for the X79-UD5.

You'd think their BIOS program would snoop it's own settings to see what the default boot HDD Is and look for the file there. Wacky.

[shadowsports]

I happen to have my samsungs connected to ports 0 and 1, but haven't heard of anyone having wake specific issues with disks connected to other SATA ports.  Could (note, I said could)  have something to do with your config, hardware, F/W or BIOS rev...  or combination of some or all of these.

[rupaniii]

I have seen this issue around the web over and over again. This is why I created the thread.
Thanks, your root drive is on 0 then? Or you at least have an HDD/SSD on 0. That's feedback.
I am hoping to hear from anyone who's been having the issue do this and give results for them.

I happen to have my samsungs connected to ports 0 and 1, but haven't heard of anyone having wake specific issues with disks connected to other SATA ports.  Could (note, I said could)  have something to do with your config, hardware, F/W or BIOS rev...  or combination of some or all of these.