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Hello, I recently bought the Thinkpad X1 Nano and installed Arch on it. I noticed that when I close the lid or write systemctl suspend/hibernate, the laptop enters the sleep mode. Still, when I try to wake it up by opening the lid or using the keyboard, I can see only a black screen, and after a few second later caps lock starts blinking a fan start spinning, and I need to hard restart it by holding the power button.
When I do
journalctl -b -1
I cannot see any issue relating to suspend/hibernate, the log ends with entering to the suspend mode. I have tried different linux version namely 5.10,5.11, but the problem still occurs. I do not think this is a hardware issue because Windows 10 runs smoothly. I would guess that it is linux or driver issue. When I tried different distros Fedora 33 or Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, the same issue is still present.
I have followed https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Po … nsistently but this does not help either. I was looking into https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/ … gging.html and https://01.org/blogs/rzhang/2015/best-p … ate-issues but I do not feel right now for recompiling kernel unless it is totally necessary.
Could somebody help me or point to the right direction?
On Fedora it reported that x11 intel driver was faulty, is there some other log that I can check and not only journalctl? I am able to read dmesg somehow when resuming? Or are there some BIOS settings that I am missing?
Thank you all in advance for any recommendation.
Last edited by Wutch (2021-05-03 14:22:12)
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Hello Wutch,
I ran into this problem. All you need to do is to remove xf86-video-intel package.
Hope it helps !
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Hello plop28,
Unfortunately, I do not have this driver installed. Afterall a finally solved my problem. My x1 nano is equipped with LTE modul. This module caused all the troubles since there is a wrong default driver which causes the kernel panic (I did not find any working driver for this module). After removing this module from my laptop everything works smoothly!
Thank you anyway!
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Ok, glad your problem is solved now
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What was the module name?
Hello plop28,
Unfortunately, I do not have this driver installed. Afterall a finally solved my problem. My x1 nano is equipped with LTE modul. This module caused all the troubles since there is a wrong default driver which causes the kernel panic (I did not find any working driver for this module). After removing this module from my laptop everything works smoothly!
Thank you anyway!
Last edited by afiestas (2021-05-08 21:41:08)
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This did the trick for me
> echo 'RP01 S4 *disabled pci:0000:00:1c.0' >> /proc/acpi/wakeup
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