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Hey, I'm having trouble getting this suspend to work.
This is an ASUS Pro WS X570-ACE with a 5950x and GeForce GT 1030.
I've tried switching to the LTS kernel as recommended that doesn't change anything.
I'm using the the nvidia-lts driver because GNOME on nouveau was very slow for me for some reason.
I suspect the crash may be due to the ndivia driver just based on the symbol names but I'm not sure.
I've pasted my logs here so you can take look. https://termbin.com/bqmq
I'll try switching back to nouveau to check if it works, but that's not a long term solution for me so if there's anything else I can do, please let me know.
Thanks in advance for any help.
For posterity:
core/linux-lts 6.12.55-1
extra/nvidia-lts 1:580.95.05-5
extra/nvidia-utils 580.95.05-1
Last edited by guerrilla_thought (2025-10-28 16:05:35)
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Alright, so, by using nouvaeu I'm able to suspend but not resume (and my graphics are terrible). I'll try to figure out why I can't resume in the meantime but I'm guessing it's a different problem.
Here are my logs for the successful suspend and failure to resume. https://termbin.com/o28x
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Using nouveau still, I got it to resume from suspend but I just get a black screen anyway. So this is three separate problems. The reason it wouldn't resume was because the USB ports I tried were not powered. Using the power button resumes it though, but video never comes back.
I think this may be happening because of nvidia-utils still being installed (which I figured might be okay since I'm using nvidia-lts).
Both of these reasons were correct. I removed nvidia-util and switched USB ports and I was able to successfully resume.
So there is only one problem remaining, the original one: why is the nvidia-lts driver on linux-lts crashing while trying to suspend and is there anything that I can do about it? I don't want to be stuck on this terrible driver while I'm waiting for a real graphics card, which could be a while.
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So, I switched back to the nvidia driver and I disabled the GSP firmware (see https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NVIDIA … _firmware) and got it to suspend once, but only once: it crashed the second time I tried it,
The the log looks different now though. It almost looks like it succeed but it's obvious from the hardware that it didn't since the front LED is not blinking, the fan is still on and the state can't be changed by doing anything.
I don't know what to try now.
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I have similar experiences. The last version of the NVIDIA driver that reliably does suspend/resume is 550.163.01. I have a 4070 Ti Super and a X670 motherboard.
I have added this to /etc/modprobe.d/nvidia.conf, fixes garbled graphics after resume:
options nvidia-drm modeset=1 fbdev=0
options nvidia NVreg_PreserveVideoMemoryAllocations=1 NVreg_TemporaryFilePath=/var/tmpOffline