https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=477738
--- Comment #51 from Victor Ryzhykh <victorr2...@yandex.ru> --- Created attachment 172029 --> https://bugs.kde.org/attachment.cgi?id=172029&action=edit Info Center I now understand in what cases the exit from sleep mode works normally for me. I installed the nvidia driver modules from dkms. The algorithm is as follows: kernel modules are compiled, all nvidia packages are installed, and then the “dracut -f” command is executed for all kernels installed on the computer. But on kernels 6.10 and 6.11, kernel modules are not compiled at the time of installation. All nvidia packages are installed, and the “dracut” command is executed for all kernels installed on the computer, and kernel mods are compiled the next time you boot with the selected kernel. And with this setup, exiting sleep mode began to work correctly for me in the Wayland session. But if, on such an Nvidia driver installation with a correctly working exit from sleep mode, you execute the “dracut -f” command, then exit from sleep mode stops working on the core where the command was executed. There will be creepy artifacts on the screen. I have three 6.9.x kernels installed. and two 6.10.x kernels. Now I completely uninstalled the nvidia drivers and then installed them again. First I booted into the 6.9.9 kernel. The picture shows information from the Info Center for this kernel. Wake up from sleep mode works. Next, to check, I run the “dracut -f” command and after rebooting, exiting standby mode stopped working. Now I switched to the main kernel 6.10.1. After compiling the kernel modules, resuming from standby mode works. Now you need to refrain from running the “dracut” command. P.S. I'm not sure if my information is useful. But for myself, at least, I clarified the situation a little. Previously, I couldn’t understand why the sleep mode works and then stops working. Now I put the computer into sleep mode and came out of sleep three times in a row, after which I tested the equipment. The probe of your computer has been uploaded to the ROSA hardware DB. Thank you! Probe URL: https://linux-hardware.org/?probe=8769fc73a2 -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
