Created attachment 172059 [details] journalctl -p 0..4 -xb SUMMARY I got two systems with plasma 6.1; one Arch and one on Voidlinux. Both show the same behavior. To wake up from suspend (suspend from RAM) i need to press the power button twice. After the first time the systems looks like it is coming back up, but goes back to suspend. The second press brings it back normal to a normal working state. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Boot and get system to suspend. 2. First power button press does not bring the system back; goes back to suspend. 3. Second press of the power button wakes the system up to a normal operation state. OBSERVED RESULT - Back to suspend EXPECTED RESULT - Waking up SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux/KDE Plasma: LTS-Kernel (6.6.43) /w Plasma 6.1 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION I'm not sure i filed the bug in the right category, but - journalctl -p 0..4 -xb - showed an ksplash error with "exit-code" "failed". I attach journalctl -p 0..4 -xb > power_after_suspend2.txt || Suspend @ 04:51 || Wakeup @ 05:22 Thanks, Jan
To be more sure, that it is a kde error, i installed xfce && gnome, both work fine. They wake up with a single power button press. ~Jan
KSplash isn't involved here. Some questions: What kind of hardware is this? Laptop or desktop? What kind? Can you reproduce this issue in a new clean user account? Did it just start happening recently, after an upgrade? Or has it always happened?
Hi Nate, two systems same behavior: - Endeavouros - arch: older laptop (Lenovo T480) /w Intel Kaby Lake - Voidlinux: newer workstation /w AMD 5600G This is "new"; i don't remember exactly, i think the void-system started to show it first, than the arch-system; both after an update 2-3 weeks ago. I just added a new user, and out of the box the suspend to RAM works! But i realized that on both system i don't have "Lock (screen) after waking up from sleep" configured. ==> On the old & the new user, if lock screen after waking up is enabled, waking up works like it should. ==> On the old & new user, if i disable the lock screen after waking up, i need to press the button twice.
Thanks, that helps a lot. I still can't reproduce it myself; if I disable "Lock after waking from sleep" on git master (which will become Plasma 6.2 in a few months) and put my laptop to sleep without closing the lid, I can still wake it up with a single press of the power button, not two. However knowing which exact setting triggers the issue is helpful. Hopefully a developer can figure out from that data point what might be going wrong.
With a spare SSD, i installed Arch (Endeavouros) and Plasma 6.1.3 fresh on my workstation /w AMD 5600G Wakeup from suspend with or without "Lock after waking from sleep" enabled works just fine. === So i must have installed something on my void-workstation and on my arch-laptop that causes this plasma behavior. Since i gonna use the arch-plasma on my workstation now, i will report back if the suspend issue returns. ~ Jan
Thanks, let us know what it turns out to be!
The resume issue is back. I *think* the last software change on the system was installing flatpak and then io.github.ungoogled_software.ungoogled_chromium && io.gitlab.librewolf-community. I don't know how to help, so i attach 3 files: workstation_packages.txt - well, all the packages on the workstation expac --timefmt='%Y-%m-%d %T' '%l\t%n' | sort | tail -n 200.txt - last installed packages (200) by time journalctl -p 0..4 -xb_2.txt - the resume happened @ 20:08:41 // second button press @ 20:08:58
Created attachment 172655 [details] All packages @ workstation
Created attachment 172656 [details] Last installed packages by time
Created attachment 172657 [details] the "resume failure" @ 20:08:41 // second button press @ 20:08:58
Are you saying the issue was caused by installing those web browsers via flatpak? The current status is not clear; can you clarify?
Hi Nate, nothing has changed; my Arch-system on the laptop is up-to-date: KDE Plasma Version: 6.3.4 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.13.0 Qt Version: 6.9.0 Kernel Version: 6.12.26-1-lts (64-bit) Graphics Platform: Wayland Processors: 4 × Intel® Core™ i5-6300U CPU @ 2.40GHz Memory: 15.4 GiB of RAM Graphics Processor: Intel® HD Graphics 520 Most of the time i need to press the power button twice. Sometimes once is enough. == I gave up on it; if you want me to "run" something / check, don't hesitated, Jan
I'm still confused about why you need to press the power button to wake up at all; that's odd.
My desktop-pc runs mint now, so i cannot comment on that anymore. The laptop, which still has this very issue, is an older thinkpad. With the lid closed it is on a docking station -> on the docking station is the power button. Most of the time i need to press the button twice. But even used without docking station, is shows the same behavior. When i open the lid, most of the time is does not wake up. I need to press the power button. To be honest, i use the laptop in the docking station almost exclusively. I'm used to press the power button twice. And i really think, since nobody else reported that, that maybe it is the older laptop or something else i installed.
> When i open the lid, most of the time is does not wake up. I think this is the actual issue. The fact that you have to press the power button twice is probably a symptom or side effect of it.
Jan, are either of these issues (double-power-button presses, or screen not waking on lid open) still happening in Plasma 6.4 or later?
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