I have an issue when I install Linux. It happens with debian & Linux mint & I think fedora.If the desktop computer is left alone long enough for it to go to sleep the computer will not turn back on unless I unplug the power cord and replug it in. When it goes to sleep the back fan keeps running forever with the light turned off.Its a 3 year old and cpu/gpu. I upgraded the motherboard firmware
maybe its youre display and see what happens when you turn off sleep heres the command for that xset s off -dpms
>>1546261When I turn off the go to sleep timer in settings it doesn't go to sleep and there is no issue, but ideally I'd like the computer to turn off on its own if I'm not using it And I try turning the monitor on and off when the computer is hung and nothing happens, I don't think the computer is on, just the fan running at full speed
>>1546244are you using xorg or waylandand whats the compositor your using
>debian
>>1546340Its debian Trixie with gnome without any extra changes so.. Wayland and I think no compositor or whatever the default is
>>1546351theres your your problem change to a environment that lets you use xorg i recommend xfce it served me well before i moved to dwm hope this helps anon
>>1546342debians good have it on all my pcs
Blaming it on wayland is a copout even if wayland causes a lot of problems... tho i'd just install xfce anyways and see if it works.You need to look up the logs for ACPI / Nvidia or whatever GPU you have, you didn't say which GPU you have lol. disable nvidia suspend/wake service thru systemd to see if nvidia is the issue>sudo systemctl mask nvidia-suspend.service nvidia-hibernate.service nvidia-resume.servicethen >systemctl suspendand see if it wakes normally. Should be a good start. To re-enable nvidia services just do "unmask" the last command
>>1546409btw this is the reason why I left Linux this year. I was smooth sailing for a solid 3.5 months then after waking from sleep it would become unresponsive/black screen after about 10 seconds of resuming. It was only for a few seconds but it got so annoying I gave up. ddc drivers/nvidia was the issue but I couldn't figure it out.
>>1546409Sorry I had a typo in the topic its a AMD 6600XT. Do you know the command for amd? If I just click the suspend button on the menu to shut down it does the same thing Do you know the command for amd graphics card?>>1546411I have no problems at all for Linux on multiple computers for years. This one computer with the suspend issue is my main computer that always has this issue on Linux though
>>1546413Sorry I haven't touched AMD gpu in a while it was a Powercolor 6600XT and desu I think firmware just crapped out, tried on Linux/Windows and no fix. I would just be relaying chatGPT commands - you would need to look up AMD ACPI/suspend/wake logging.Found a thread with possible solution at the bottom and how they diagnosed some stuff >https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=284466I remember it was likely mobo/gpu firmware issue. I reset BIOS to defaults, disable XMP, tried HDMI instead of DisplayPort. It's a known issue for these AMD cards with quite a few causes.
