AppleFWOHCI_Async messages in the system.log

Hello,
My system.log is filled with these messages, they repeat every second.
Jan 21 18:31:47 Maki-Mac kernel[0]: AppleFWOHCI_AsyncReceive::waitForDMA - context not going inactive.
Jan 21 18:31:47 Maki-Mac kernel[0]: AppleFWOHCI_AsyncTransmit::waitForDMA - context not going inactive.
Do these messages indicate a problem? If so what that could be problem and the solution?
Can this contribute to the sleep/wakeup problem when iMac won't wakeup after being put to sleep manually and not sleeping according to Power Saving settings?
Thanks a lot.

verzunof wrote:
Hello,
My system.log is filled with these messages, they repeat every second.
Jan 21 18:31:47 Maki-Mac kernel[0]: AppleFWOHCI_AsyncReceive::waitForDMA - context not going inactive.
Jan 21 18:31:47 Maki-Mac kernel[0]: AppleFWOHCI_AsyncTransmit::waitForDMA - context not going inactive.
Do these messages indicate a problem? If so what that could be problem and the solution?
Can this contribute to the sleep/wakeup problem when iMac won't wakeup after being put to sleep manually and not sleeping according to Power Saving settings?
Thanks a lot.
verzunof wrote:
I'm not certain if those messages indicate a power issue but you can try *resetting the System Management Controller* and see if that helps. Here's how: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1806
"The System Management Controller (SMC) is a chip on the logic board that controls all power functions for your computer. If your computer is experiencing any power issue, resetting the SMC may resolve it. The SMC controls several functions, including:
Telling the computer when to turn on, turn off, sleep, wake, idle, and so forth.
Handling system resets from various commands.
Controlling the fans."
Carolyn

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verzunof wrote:
Hello,
My system.log is filled with these messages, they repeat every second.
Jan 21 18:31:47 Maki-Mac kernel[0]: AppleFWOHCI_AsyncReceive::waitForDMA - context not going inactive.
Jan 21 18:31:47 Maki-Mac kernel[0]: AppleFWOHCI_AsyncTransmit::waitForDMA - context not going inactive.
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Thanks a lot.
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