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When I hibernate my system, everything seems fine.
However, when it wakes up, all I can see is a frozen image of the moment when I hibernated, regardless of how long I wait.
Does anybody know how I could even start to debug this? nothing appears in the journal, those are the last entries I see in the problematic boot:
ago 02 00:25:39 dell-xps systemd[1]: Starting Wait for lockscreen before suspending...
ago 02 00:25:39 dell-xps systemd[1]: Started Wait for lockscreen before suspending.
ago 02 00:25:39 dell-xps systemd[1]: Reached target Sleep.
ago 02 00:25:39 dell-xps systemd[1]: Starting System Hibernate...
ago 02 00:25:39 dell-xps systemd[1]: hyprlock-suspend.service: Deactivated successfully.
ago 02 00:25:39 dell-xps systemd-sleep[5767]: Successfully froze unit 'user.slice'.
ago 02 00:25:39 dell-xps systemd-sleep[5767]: Performing sleep operation 'hibernate'...
ago 02 00:25:39 dell-xps kernel: PM: hibernation: hibernation entry
ago 02 00:25:39 dell-xps kernel: Filesystems sync: 0.014 seconds
The same happens if I hibernate from a tty (or at least, I can boot back into that tty and see the cursor blinking, but can't type anything. I can also switch to other ttys with ctrl+alt+fX but I only get an unresponsive black screen with a blinking cursor) and normal suspension works fine (except, of course, suspend-then-hibernate).
This is happening with 6.10.10 zen (but has been happening for the past 3-4 months too, while the lts kernel works fine) on my xps 9320 (i7 1260P). 16GB of ram and 16GB swapfile
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Can you narrow down around which time this broke? Also does this happen with the "linux" package aswell?
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That's a bit of a hard question as downgrading kernels that much isnt exactly trivial.
Yes, the normal Linux kernel has that issue aswell
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Does adding either `nomodeset` or `i915.modeset=0` to the kernel command line help anything?
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