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Title:
Wake-up after suspend only on second keypress
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
My computer is a HP Z240 tower workstation, Ubuntu version:
Description: Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS
Release: 18.04
I can and do suspend my computer by pressing Fn-Key + F1-key on the HP
keyboard. The F1 key is marked with a crescent moon to indicate this
functionality. The suspend state is indicated by a blinking led on the
computer case.
From 16.04 I was used, that in suspend state any keypress on the
keyboard would wake up the computer again immediately: The screen
would (if turned on) display what was last visible when suspend was
executed through the abovementioned function key. The led on the
computer case would light steadily.
Now a keypress on the suspended computer leads to a short activation
of the harddisk, the led on the computer case will light steadily but
the monitor (also if on) remains dark. After about 2-5 seconds the
harddisk stands still again, the computer becomes silent and the led
on the computer case is blinking again, as in suspend mode. I presume
the computer is now again in suspend mode.
When this state is reached, a second keypress leads to a correct awake
from suspend, the harddisk spins, the led on the case lights steadily
and the monitor displays what is expected. The computer can then be
used as expected.
Note: I have 64 GByte of RAM and only 32GB Swap partition, so I
presume (and hope) that hibernation (RAM to Disk) plays no role here,
only suspend and wake-up from suspend.
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