Changing /etc/systemd/sleep.conf to have "SuspendState=standby" or
"SuspendState=freeze" seems to make things worse because the notebook seems
unable to enter sleep mode, while "SuspendState=mem" causes the same behavior
as reported here, i. e., the notebook seems unable to wake up from sleeping
If I use "echo mem > /sys/power/state" instead of systemctl to suspend, the
result is the same, ie, the notebook doesn't seem to fully wake up, when trying
to wake up from suspend, the screen stays black.
The CAPS LOCK led doesn't change when pressing the CAPS LOCK button, but the
computer can s
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