Sonnet eSATA PCIe card prevents waking from sleep mode

Tried 2 x (removing card and then reinstalling). If the MacPro goes into sleep mode with the E4P card installed (v2.1.7 driver), then it will not wake up (mouse, keyboard or power button). Only recourse is power off.
Looks like a new driver required from Sonnet.

A new driver, version 2.1.8b1, is available.
Email Neal via [email protected] to obtain it.
He said that 10 users have already installed it and so far are happy.
Be sure to provide him with feedback in case it needs a little more tweaking.
Sonnet's responsiveness has been great ~/~
Chris
www.wildliferhythms.com

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