I am currently having an issue where I cannot put my laptop to sleep. I believe that this may be a driver issue, although I do not know if this is fixable. Are there any possible solutions?
#[SOLVED] Laptop unable to go to sleep mode
narrow bobcat
charred yew
im also having this problem and would like to fix it
narrow bobcat
im also having this problem and would like to fix it
Oh rlly?
I got a bit desparate as I couldn't find any solutions
so I went to chat gpt (a dumb move)
and its suggestions just caused more problems for me
I added this parameter called apci_sleep or something in the boot config
opaque widget
Which distro/DM/WM etc?
narrow bobcat
Which distro/DM/WM etc?
Currently I'm on arch linux
and I was on KDE
But when I boot into Arch, the screen is just black and all I see is the underscore "_" after the bootloader
narrow bobcat
Which distro/DM/WM etc?
I added this parameter, acpi_sleep=nonvs
To GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="loglevel=3 quiet nvidia-drm.modeset=1 nvidia_drm.fbdev=1"
That caused an issue, so I went back into the TTY to remove it
I thought that by removing the parameter that I had just added, I assume it would solve the issue right away and everything would work normal again, but that didn't change a thing
So I do not know what to do
narrow bobcat
But when I boot into Arch, the screen is just black and all I see is the undersc...
And this is the problem I am still having right now
narrow bobcat
Any suggestions?
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KDE always gives me trouble with sleep/hybernate it seems to be a common bug, I have no suggestion for it aside from changing your settings for a termporary fix until KDE fixes the issue in future updates
charred yew
But when I boot into Arch, the screen is just black and all I see is the undersc...
that happend when you change lock screen themes in plasma. i have noticed you can only change the default ones, dont use add on ones as they are glitched.
i had to reinstall
it sucks
dont fuck with the lock screen
narrow bobcat
KDE always gives me trouble with sleep/hybernate it seems to be a common bug, I...
It has always worked for me before
But today it just ain't working
I also did a bit more research
After I make changes to grub config
I have to call a cmd which creates the 'real' grub config
Which is sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
Using that cmd, it essentially registers the changes that I made
I have yet to do this, but this should work
narrow bobcat
Never mind this did not work
narrow bobcat
sddm is active though, so I don’t see a problem with that
narrow bobcat
i had to reinstall
When you say you had to reinstall, do you mean that you had to reinstall everything? @charred yew
charred yew
yes
charred yew
When you say you had to reinstall, do you mean that you had to reinstall everyth...
yes
narrow bobcat
Ah
So what you’re saying
Is I can’t use my own?
And if I do that creates issues?
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GL. If it still gives you trouble try gnome or xfce
narrow bobcat
I don’t rlly see any other option
narrow bobcat
GL. If it still gives you trouble try gnome or xfce
Aight
Thank you guys for the help