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Today, when I tried to wake my laptop from suspend. The LED came on but the display didn't turn on. However, when I downgraded packages to 20 days back using https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Ar … cific_date, it started working again
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You using lightdm? It doesn't matter really, other login managers will have something similar.
Basically in lightdm.conf or whatever else you be using, have a display-setup-script or something similar which executes a bash script, in our example lightdmxrandr.sh.
In bash display setup script we will be setting output display and resolution, as per picture example above. You will find the required information with xrandr --current, display mode, and output device. Give it a try.
As far as why this has happened. My guess is that something changed somewhere and now your laptop outputs to different output device, for example, it might be outputting to VGA port or display port. You can confirm that by connecting external monitor or TV to either VGA or display port.
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You using lightdm? It doesn't matter really, other login managers will have something similar.
https://i.imgur.com/gq0R5W5.png
https://i.imgur.com/Qyt1K8y.pngBasically in lightdm.conf or whatever else you be using, have a display-setup-script or something similar which executes a bash script, in our example lightdmxrandr.sh.
In bash display setup script we will be setting output display and resolution, as per picture example above. You will find the required information with xrandr --current, display mode, and output device. Give it a try.As far as why this has happened. My guess is that something changed somewhere and now your laptop outputs to different output device, for example, it might be outputting to VGA port or display port. You can confirm that by connecting external monitor or TV to either VGA or display port.
But is it possible that the relevant config changes on updating and reverses on downgrading?
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No, and they do also not apply only after an S3.
Most likely contender is a kernel or firmware update, please post your pacman log.
For debugging, see https://01.org/blogs/rzhang/2015/best-p … ate-issues
@u666sa, please don't post images > 200x200px and in no case ever post pictures of text. Post the text (in code tags)
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No, and they do also not apply only after an S3.
Most likely contender is a kernel or firmware update, please post your pacman log.For debugging, see https://01.org/blogs/rzhang/2015/best-p … ate-issues
@u666sa, please don't post images > 200x200px and in no case ever post pictures of text. Post the text (in code tags)
When I updated to latest with this line in conf file `IgnorePkg = linux , linux-firmware, linux-headers`, no issues appeared
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amdgpu?
Please post a complete system journal.
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amdgpu?
Please post a complete system journal.
amdgpu drivers are installed. How to get a journal?
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"sudo journalctl -b", https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Journal
See https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1958923 for another potential amdgpu regression thread.
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"sudo journalctl -b", https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Journal
See https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1958923 for another potential amdgpu regression thread.
It's a very long output. How many lines from the top should I post?
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All of them.
You can use the tip in the first link in my signature to upload the output.
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All of them.
You can use the tip in the first link in my signature to upload the output.
Here it is: https://pastebin.com/qbNFNfT1
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