Anytime I suspended the system, it’d work fine. But lately, when I suspend the system it doesn’t actually turn off… ever. And it’s now doing it forever unless I cut power.
The hardware looks like it’s all working, but I don’t get any video output when I click anything (the system ends suspension when I click a key).
Anyone know what the deal is?
I’m up to date on everything, I just ran yay before posting and tested suspension and it still got stuck.
I’m not sure what logs or other info to provide, if I even can provide logs. The eos log tool doesn’t do anything.
Try a different kernel like maybe linux-lts and see if suspend works there ? Nvidia hardware ?
AMD RX6650, no nvidia.
How do I try a different kernel?
Run: yay -S linux-lts linux-lts-headers ,install and reboot.
Upon rebooting, run: uname -r to check that it MUST return something with lts as the version string/output.
I installed it, rebooted, ran uname -r and it returned 6.11.9-arch1-1, so I don’t think that worked.
You use grub ? systemd-boot ?
sddm, and no I don’t think so.
No, not your display manager, your bootloader. Grub ? systemd-boot ?
Sorry, I completely misunderstood. That would be Grub.
Try advanced options for eos(EndeavourOS) at boot, selecting that option should list all the kernels and choose the one with lts in it.
The lts kernel doesn’t show there.
Paste the output when you run sudo pacman -S linux-lts linux-lts-headers .
https://gist.githubusercontent.com/FooterManDev/157a9830968faf78c48486f40e3f9754/raw/88987aae7a3fecceb7ed7045f9f24b4158a2c548/pacman%2520output
I threw it on a Gist so the message isn’t so long.
can you post a photo from your boot menu , the grub boot menu ? Btw it seems to remove some of your vbox module.
The 2nd and 3rd boot options can be ignored, the second one is another eos installation on the same drive, separate partition. Hasn’t been used in the past 8 months.
Sorry for the poor quality.
Well boot into the system, run sudo ls /boot . And perhaps run update-grub after that.
sudo ls /boot >
amd-ucode.img initramfs-linux-lts-fallback.img
grub initramfs-linux-lts.img
initramfs-linux-fallback.img vmlinuz-linux
initramfs-linux.img vmlinuz-linux-lts
I don’t have whatever update-grub is-
I’ve just installed it, ran it, going to reboot.
run: yay -S grub-hook update-grub and run update-grub, restart after that. Paste the output of the transaction. Lol I just read you installed update-grub , you do need grub-hook
Sorry, I had just rebooted when I edited my last msg, so I don’t have the update-grub output.
But rebooting did bring me to lts.
uname -r >
6.6.62-1-lts
Yes ! Now try suspend.