Re: Debugging random suspend?
On 01/04/2017 06:55 AM, John Reiser wrote:
> One of the causes of Suspend is the hardware generating the signal for
> "the laptop lid has been closed." Look at the boot messages ("dmesg"
> or "journalctl -b") for info on the power switch, the lid switch, etc.
>
Or low battery level.
If the battery is incorrectly reported at 1% or 0% for an instant, suspend
could be triggered.
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Re: Debugging random suspend?
On 01/03/2017 08:47 PM, Andrew Lutomirski wrote:
My laptop occasionally randomly suspends itself. When this happens,
it seems to happen quite a few times in a row, several seconds apart.
The journal has this to say:
Jan 03 20:44:25 ... systemd-logind[1106]: Suspending...
So *why* is logind suspending? It's happened five or six times while
I've been typing this email, and it's getting old.
One of the causes of Suspend is the hardware generating the signal for
"the laptop lid has been closed." Look at the boot messages ("dmesg"
or "journalctl -b") for info on the power switch, the lid switch, etc.
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Debugging random suspend?
My laptop occasionally randomly suspends itself. When this happens, it seems to happen quite a few times in a row, several seconds apart. The journal has this to say: Jan 03 20:44:25 ... systemd-logind[1106]: Suspending... So *why* is logind suspending? It's happened five or six times while I've been typing this email, and it's getting old. Also, there's a security bug here. The actual suspend sequence appears to be: 1. Screen blanks 2. Fedora splash screen appears 3. A couple seconds later, sleep If I manage to type my whole password between 2 and 3, the system will subsequently resume unlocked. Ouch. The system should resume locked *regardless of pre-suspend state*. ___ devel mailing list -- devel@lists.fedoraproject.org To unsubscribe send an email to devel-le...@lists.fedoraproject.org
