https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=462617
--- Comment #6 from Paul Leiber <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Paul Leiber from comment #5) > Hi, > > not sure if I should jump in here or create a new bug. > > I am trying to get "Standby, then hibernate" working in KDE on my laptop. I > have set the laptop up so that "systemctl suspend-then-hibernate" is working > as expected (I tested this). However, using the KDE path, the system only > goes into sleep aka suspend (I assume those to are identical) and never > (after several hours at least) enters hibernate. I didn't see anything > suspicious in dmesg. > > For testing purposes, I have set HibernateDelaySec=20 in > /etc/systemd/sleep.conf (I also tried other, longer delay values). The > system never enters hibernate. Following this discussion, I would expect > that this means that the system should enter hibernate after 20 s in sleep. > I also set SuspendEstimationSec=20, with no change. > > I didn't try to wait for the 5% battery value, as even if this worked, it > would render the functionality useless for my purposes. The whole point of > "sleep, then hibernate" from my point of view is to prevent the system from > depleting the battery. > > As background information: In sleep/suspend, my system uses approx. 1% > battery capacity per hour. This means that after 4 days at the most, the > battery would be almost empty. I want my system to enter hibernate if it has > been sleeping for some time, so that (almost) no battery is used. > > While trying to find a solution, I came across > https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=306047 which seems to contradict > the information in this bug report, as it refers to additional settings in > ~/.config/powerdevilrc. O.k., now I just noticed that the desired behaviour "Standby, then hibernate" occurs if the system enters standby via lid closure or inactivity timeout. If I enter standby via the KDE launcher menu, hibernation is not entered. This behaviour is inconsistent from the user's perspective, therefore I filed a new bug: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=512607 As the desired behaviour does occur, my comment in this thread can be ignored. BTW, trying to change settings in ~/.config/powerdevilrc did not seem to change the "Standby, then hibernate" behaviour. Only settings in /etc/systemd/sleep.conf seem to be relevant. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
