Computer does not wake up from sleep

Issues & Assistance
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Hello, how are you ?

Has anyone ever had the problem on cachyOS, when my PC goes to sleep, when I press a key on the keyboard or the power button on the computer, the computer turns back on (I see it on fan noise and the RGB of my case) my keyboard lights up and my mouse also. But my screen tells me that there is no DP signal (the keyboard no longer responds from this moment on, I see it the fact that when I press VerNum, the LED linked to this button does not change status)

My GPU is a 3080 Founders Edition, I have the last version of the driver by the repo of cachyOS (555).

This service is also enable : nvidia-suspend.service, nvidia-hibernate.service, and nvidia-resume.service .

I set this params : NVreg_PreserveVideoMemoryAllocations=1

I have also create a Swap partition of 8GB on the same drive that contain all my system. The swap is on by the command : swapon

Sometimes in rare case my computer wake up but i have like 10% chance of that happening.

I use Gnome.

Do you have some suggestion to help me please :blush: ?

Thanks you for reading me

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Which systemd version you have installed?

3

I answer you in 2hours, i have not my computer to check that immediatly :slight_smile:

4

I’ve had some similar problem on my pc with windows also so it can be bios settings related, check your bios settings or check if there is bios update for your motherboard. I have MSI motherboard

5

There has been also a report with the BORE Scheduler, which we use as default today.
Im wondering, if this is the case - but the issue is differently explained:

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@ptr1337 systemd 256.1-1
@mafdk i havent the problem on fedora or windows

I would check tonight to swith to an older kernel

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Witch kernel do you recommend (i am using cachyos-v3/linux-cachyos 6.9.5-2) ?

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Could you maybe try with the “linux-cachyos-eevdf” kernel, and check if the issue is still present?

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Always present on eevdf :confused:

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New thing that I hadn’t mentioned before, sometimes the standby is done in 10 seconds and sometimes it takes several minutes like my computer fan and the RGB light on the box takes several minutes to go out, I think we are close to the BORE problem mentioned earlier

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Hi,
Sorry to wake this up, but i’m experiencing the same issue
When computer goes to sleep (auto or manual), it will not wake up; have to shut it down forcefully.

I’m on:

Kernel: Linux 6.11.0-5-cachyos
DE: KDE Plasma
WM: KWin (Wayland)
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7600 (12) @ 5.17 GHz
GPU 1: AMD Radeon RX 7900 GRE [Discrete]
  • fresh install
  • I did try changing to x11, but got same result

Thanks,
-arnon

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Hey can you try with the LTS kernel ?

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@RodZe, yes the LTS kernel did the trick, and the computer is waking up now (the lazy bast)

Thanks :slight_smile:

Worth getting this to the maintainers attention?

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I’ve still got the same issue. With the LTS kernel, it did appear to come back from sleep, and then suddenly there was no video again.

Kernel: Linux 6.6.57-2-cachyos-lts
DE: KDE Plasma 6.2.1
WM: KWin (Wayland)
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-14600KF (20) @ 5.30 GHz
GPU: AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT [Discrete]
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Has there bin a solution to this issue? currently running 6.12.1-1-cachyos-autofdo on a amd ryzen 5600x and a 3070ti. It seems like it only happens if the computer is in full suspend mode. If the compurter locks up for a short period, it seems to be working. Cannot confirm this theory 100%.

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Theory seems legit. 6.12.5-2-cachyos on Dell Latitude 7390, short lock up is fine, but ~8 hours one causes black screen with no response, keyboard lights up.