On 9/23/25 4:44 PM, Joe Average wrote:
Samuel Sieb wrote:
...
I don't see any failure to suspend, so it looks like it's suspending,
but something in the hardware is triggering it back on.
yep, the question is what (checked the bios, but it's the same profile and BIOS
like F42)
...
Why are you doing it that way? Your user should be able to run it, but
also why not use the gui or shortcut key or even the power button to
trigger the suspend?
doing it from command line was to see something, e.g. errors or such
Try the other methods and see if that makes any difference.
Particularly the power button.
I need to correct myself:
6.16.x also does not perform an suspend
I waited not enough to notize this kernel wakes up too (after a somewhat longer
period), sorry
Is there any kernel that does work?
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