After Upgrade to 5.11 on Ubuntu, Suspend is not working anymore #26
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I reproceed the steps to create acpi_s3_override and grub config, however, system is not usable after wake up. I only got some pixel salad, afterwards, I got a black screen and I can see and use the mouse but nothing more. Here is my syslog, starting with suspend activation until hard resetting the system:
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Sorry for the late response, can you specify your Ubuntu version and the way you install Kernel 5.11 |
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I also have this issue on Arch Linux with Kernel version 5.11.2 (linux-zen) |
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There seems to be some kind of regression on kernel 5.11. I have tested 5.11.2 and 5.11.3 and encountered the same problem. Until a fix is found, you can try with kernel 5.10.20 or stick with the default 5.8 kernel (I am currently daily driving kernel 5.8 and haven't found any problem) |
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The bug seems to be fixed with kernel 5.12.0-rc2 |
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Hibernation also not working properly on this kernel version. |
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I can confirm the suspend problem on Fedora 33 running on Yoga Slim 7 14ARE05 with Linux v5.11. It used to work fine with earlier kernel versions after the ACPI patch. |
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Fixed on 5.12. |
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I cannot confirm the issue being fixed with 5.12 on openSUSE Tumbleweed. @sarvasana @eddykaya Did you guys change anything from this repo's README to make this work? |
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Suspend does not work anymore on Debian sid too: I could not make these steps work anymore: https://github.com/jrandiny/yoga-slim7-ubuntu#advertise-s3
$ iasl -e *.dat -da dsdt1.dat,dsdt2.dat
Intel ACPI Component Architecture
ASL+ Optimizing Compiler/Disassembler version 20200925
Copyright (c) 2000 - 2020 Intel Corporation
Error 6092 - Could not open file "dsdt1.dat,dsdt2.dat" (Source Input) - No such file or directory🤔 |
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I'm on Ubuntu 21.04 with Kernel 5.11 and its not working. I tried to install the old Kernel 5.8 again and also the Mainline Kernels 5.12.9 and 5.13-rc4 but had no luck making it work. |
I got it working again with Kernel 5.10 as suggested in this comment: |
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I had luck with a 5.13.9 kernel on Ubuntu 21.04. See issue #48 . |
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An update on openSUSE Tumbleweed: suspend is now working with kernel 5.13.8! |
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Hm it seems that a lot of people reported that kernel 5.13 works, I will test this. For anyone on kernel 5.11 I think the best option is to use the bios unlock method or rollback to previous version of the kernel (5.8 or 5.10). For other problem please open a new issues. This thread will only be used for problem (and maybe fixes) relating to 5.11. Thanks :) |
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Suspend seems to be working again on kernel 5.11.0.37 (Ubuntu 20.04.3 on Yoga Slim 7 4700U) |
Hi,
I recently upgraded to Kernel 5.11, however, the proposed fix from this repository to enable S3 is not working anymore.
What logs should I provide to dig deeper into it?
Cheers,
Eddy
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