@candid merlin can you boot to windows?
#[SOLVED] PC won't wake up from Suspend.
twilit flare
boot into windows please
10 or 11?
it's this
can you see the partition in windows?
the linux one
you have no linux partition now?
only windows?
did you have a swap partition when you suspended?
how big?
should be bigger for suspend
should be 4+
only for linux based ones
do you need to suspend?
then ignore it
Your video card may not support Sleep mode.
... solved
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twilit flare
what de/wm where you on in arch?
de = desktop ie kde
wm = window manager ie i3
vanilla gnome, no tweaks?
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open rampart
Acpi error maybe? That happened to me with older versions of ubuntu, till i bios updated my motherboard. Maybe check that? Or it could be a new motherboard with some errors. Could check in bios suspend too
open rampart
Is the issue windows and linux, and older or later distro?
I think c state means how "alsleep"(or power save stepping) the cpu is. Possibly going into an unsupported state if its windows and linux and i dont know what setting you should use for c. So try diffrent one and see if issue fixes i guess
open rampart
I dont know if it helps im on an intel system a few generations back, but asrock board. Says i have "deepsleep" disabled in chip settings,
And odd, sounds like somethings off. Just checked theres multiple c state settings in bios. Under "advanced cpu configuration"
for mine its all auto(c7,c6, c3, cpu c state support, c1e)
"C state 10" and "package c state support" are disabled. Idk if that translates to amd but old w10 setup and new-ish endevour setup work fine.
Ohh i just re read your problem.
Given its an amd cpu this may not translate well into your problem.
If shutdowns broken too you could disable c states, assuming shutdown is also issue giving, as that implys its trying to "step into states" rather than instant off? Unsure. If shutdown isnt broken its something else probly. I could be wrong about this entirely. Given amd settings vs intel. Im semi guesing about how cstates work based on the discription being so brief in bios. Good luck