Open stbneb opened 1 month ago
Are you on wayland or x11?
On x11, I cannot boot into Wayland (I have an NVIDIA GPU).
I forgot to add, adding nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0
to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT seems to make it happen less often.
Do you notice anything suspicious in /var/log/syslog
at the time of resume?
yes, filtering journalctl by error I get:
Jun 06 20:11:39.779150 pop-os gdm3[1029]: GLib: Source ID 81 was not found when attempting to remove it
Jun 06 20:12:42.737857 pop-os gnome-flashback[2292]: pam_unix(gnome-flashback:auth): conversation failed
Jun 06 20:12:42.737868 pop-os gnome-flashback[2292]: pam_unix(gnome-flashback:auth): auth could not identify password for [esteban]
Not sure what that last error is about, I did not trying logging in.
In another attempt I got the same two errors even though I did not even touch the keyboard:
Jun 06 20:58:47.782910 pop-os bluetoothd[733]: profiles/input/hog-lib.c:output_written_cb() Write output report failed: Request attribute has encountered an unlikely error
Jun 06 20:59:59.733062 pop-os gnome-flashback[2131]: pam_unix(gnome-flashback:auth): conversation failed
Jun 06 20:59:59.733075 pop-os gnome-flashback[2131]: pam_unix(gnome-flashback:auth): auth could not identify password for [esteban]
Noticed two things:
I will keep the system as it is to help debug it, so let me know whatever you need
Describe the bug Stuck on black screen after resume from suspend
To Reproduce Put computer to sleep and resume from it
Expected behavior You are able to log in
Installation Details
Additional context The black screen does not show up instantly after switching to regolith. After I installed regolith I tried sleep and it worked fine, then left the computer on for a bit and now I always get the black screen after wake up. I have already tried formatting, tried Ubuntu and in one version the same happened (can't remember which, I've trying to get relogith to work on Ubuntu 23.10, 22.04, 20.04 and now Pop OS)
I couldn't reproduce this behavior using gnome-flashback nor pop OS