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When hibernating (via the KDE app launcher or via systemctl hibernate), my system does not power off (monitors turn off, but power button still glowing/pc making sounds). I waited for max ~1h. After doing a hard power off, a normal startup takes place (no resume).
First thing I tried was this, but it didn't change anything sadly.
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Suspending to RAM is working fine, no problems. When running free -h or swapon -s, the swap space (equal size as my RAM, 16GB) is shown. My partition setup is almost equivalent to this. I am on the stable kernel.
This is the journal output when trying to hibernate:
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae polkitd[760]: Registered Authentication Agent for unix-process:2803:75610 (system bus name :1.233 [/usr/bin/pkttyagent --notify-fd 5 --fallback], object path /org/freedesktop/PolicyKit1/AuthenticationAgent, loca>
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae org_kde_powerdevil[1030]: powerdevil: Pausing all media players before suspending
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae kdeinit5[950]: bluedevil: About to suspend
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae NetworkManager[725]: <info> [1538562006.5046] manager: sleep: sleep requested (sleeping: no enabled: yes)
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: lock called
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae NetworkManager[725]: <info> [1538562006.5046] manager: NetworkManager state is now ASLEEP
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae polkitd[760]: Unregistered Authentication Agent for unix-process:2803:75610 (system bus name :1.233, object path /org/freedesktop/PolicyKit1/AuthenticationAgent, locale en_US.UTF-8) (disconnected from bus)
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: Lock window Id: 18874375
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: CreateNotify: 18874375
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: CreateNotify: 18874377
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: CreateNotify: 54525956
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: CreateNotify: 54525959
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: CreateNotify: 54525963
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: CreateNotify: 54525965
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: CreateNotify: 54525967
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: CreateNotify: 54525969
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: MapNotify: 54525967
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: CreateNotify: 54525971
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: MapNotify: 54525971
Oct 03 12:20:06 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: CreateNotify: 54525974
Oct 03 12:20:07 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: CreateNotify: 54525977
Oct 03 12:20:07 rupicaprae ksmserver[977]: MapNotify: 18874375
Oct 03 12:20:07 rupicaprae systemd[1]: Reached target Sleep.
Oct 03 12:20:07 rupicaprae systemd[1]: Starting Hibernate...
Oct 03 12:20:07 rupicaprae systemd-sleep[2828]: Suspending system...
Oct 03 12:20:07 rupicaprae kernel: PM: Image not found (code -22)
Oct 03 12:20:07 rupicaprae kernel: PM: hibernation entry
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Did you set up the resume kernel parameter and adjusted your mkinitcpio conf (and regenerated the image) to include the resume hook, as detailed in: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Po … ibernation
If you did that, these kinds of issues are usually firmware related, so I'd install an UEFI update if available.
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Yes @ resume hook, but afaik, this should not be relevant for my specific issue, as it is not about resuming from hibernation, it is about hibernating.
I will try to install an UEFI update, and come back here when I have new info.
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I have this file here:
$ cat /etc/systemd/sleep.conf
[Sleep]
HibernateMode=shutdown
I created it when problems showed up after a kernel update in the past, and this option fixed it. What this setting does is, it's about what will be written into the following file by systemd when hibernating:
$ cat /sys/power/disk
[platform] shutdown reboot suspend test_resume
The "platform" default originally worked, but like I mentioned stopped working with my computer at some point.
That "sleep.conf" config file is documented in "man systemd-sleep.conf".
Last edited by Ropid (2018-10-04 20:18:52)
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Thanks for your reply, but I already tried this, as mentioned in my initial question:
First thing I tried was this, but it didn't change anything sadly.
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