If you are looking for hibernate, it will be very unstable on linux
my problem isn’t hibernate but its the pc going to sleep and not waking up.
Can you reach a rescue shell using the keys ctrl + alt + F3? If so, log in with your username and password and confirm both.
Then you can enter: reboot or poweroff, to protect your device.
As for your actual problem, you could look on the internet under arch linux.
Example: How do I fix wake from sleep arch linux, to see if the issue is known and perhaps follow the suggested solutions. You can do it!
I tried, im switch back ubuntu. I dont have to worry about my system not waking up if I leave my desk. Nice OS but Im not going to spend days now on trying to fix the suspended/ hibernation feature that not a problem on Ubuntuu and Fedora. Nobara had the same issue as well but. Basic Ubuntu and Fedora just works. Thanks anyway. I might come if arch ever fix this
have you added the resume=/dev/XYZ parameter to your boot loader configuration? if not it will never work 
I didnt get a chance to. I switched back I do have a other drive i could put cachyos on. I still don’t know where put resume= at. Arch documentations just suck and not clear.
what is the bootloader? grub? systemd-boot?
as example my systemd-boot configuration:
title cachyos
linux /vmlinuz-linux-cachyos-eevdf-lto
initrd /initramfs-linux-cachyos-eevdf-lto.img
options root=/dev/nvme0n1p1 loglevel=3 nmi_watchdog=0 scsi_mod.scan=async rw audit=0 quiet resume=/dev/nvme0n1p3 fsck.repair=yes fsck.mode=force
I gave up on Linux sleep/hibernate. My ThinkPad doesn’t support suspend to RAM, and it turns off and boots so fast, that it doesn’t matter anyway if I don’t have hibernate 
how do I find that? or how do I pull it up? the link did nothing for me to pull any of this up. Arch wiki is super vague on everything
pacman -Q grub or ls /boot/loader/entries and the arch wiki isn’t super vague, it is one of the best wikis out there
It means that you gave a different Boot Manager @itsthicc , as you don t use GRUB;
Have a look in there in order to find which one that you used at install;
Edit: forgot terminal command;
pacman -Qs boot manager
i used refind. I have multiple drives so it make sense to go with that
I would think that it s easier to change parameters into GRUB than the other Boot Managers.
Yep, as you stated @itsthicc
On my side I use Systemd-Boot for convenience & it makes some changes , I was on GRUB for years before Cachy s install… I also only have one distro install on my drive.
Hopefully that link might helpyou out @itsthicc
so I have to use grub to fix the suspend thing?
You might, but don t quote me on that one.
I never used Hibernate, sleep to disk & such, so I can t help you out on those matters @itsthicc . I just wanted to point out what Boot-Manger you used.
Edit: By the way you ve got some nice hardware in there mate.
my gear is getting old but thank you
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Lol, You re welcomed @itsthicc welcome to the club ! We basically have similar installs I would think of. Oldie but goodie as the saying goes,
But your CPUs bigger than mine ( a i5-13600K on my end)
Almost same MB & RAM I would guess.
But you beat me big time GPU-wise. lol
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