> On Thu, 2020-08-27 at 07:32 +0000, laolux laolux wrote:
>
> Do you have different suspend options in the BIOS (or UEFI)? It could
> be that you can change a setting so that the laptop still provides
> enough power to its RAM during suspend that it can resume.
>
> H
OK, Fedora 30 is pretty much the same as Fedora 31. Suspend works, lock screen
only for a few seconds.
However, this situation would be fine for me. Suspend is more important to me
then lock screen.
So if you have any ideas of how to debug the issue, I would really appreciate
it!
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> On 8/26/20 11:12 PM, laolux laolux wrote:
>
> Right, so put that back the way it was and try those settings.
>
> It sounds like there's a kernel bug with the Intel graphics, so it might
> be best to file a bug on the upstream kernel bugzilla. Narrowing it
> d
> What is the graphics device? If NVidia, are you using the proprietary
> drivers?
The graphics card is from intel:
VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation UHD Graphics 620 (rev 07)
> Is this a recent problem? Did it used to work? Have you tried booting
> an earlier kernel version or
Thanks for your suggestions.
hibernate is not supported (as expected) and suspend reliably crashes the
system.
I think my issues come from the screen locking:
When I lock my screen, I can unlock it within about 2 seconds.
If I leave my screen locked for about 10 seconds or more, then I can never
> HandleLidSwitch=ignore
well, that's a crude workaround. It does permit me to carry around my laptop
for short distances, but longer walks are no good because it will continue to
be powered on and the fans need to get fresh air.
So still looking for a solution which solves the underlying issue
