Computer won't wake from sleep after suspend [xfce, debian testing]
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So, ever since I switched to xfce, I have been having some issues with suspending my system.
My system wakes from sleep normally most of the time, but every once in a while, my computer will turn on, and my status lights will turn on, but my screen won't initiate. I really have no idea why this happens, and it's been bothering me for too long.
I have a sneaking suspicion it has to do with xscreensaver. This is because I have disabled it, but I managed to wake my computer immediately one time and was greeted both to the lightdm login screen, then afterwards the xscreensaver login, which shouldn't be there.
debian xfce power-management suspend
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So, ever since I switched to xfce, I have been having some issues with suspending my system.
My system wakes from sleep normally most of the time, but every once in a while, my computer will turn on, and my status lights will turn on, but my screen won't initiate. I really have no idea why this happens, and it's been bothering me for too long.
I have a sneaking suspicion it has to do with xscreensaver. This is because I have disabled it, but I managed to wake my computer immediately one time and was greeted both to the lightdm login screen, then afterwards the xscreensaver login, which shouldn't be there.
debian xfce power-management suspend
asked Jan 13 at 1:21
SpecialBomb
51531026
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
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up vote
1
down vote
favorite
So, ever since I switched to xfce, I have been having some issues with suspending my system.
My system wakes from sleep normally most of the time, but every once in a while, my computer will turn on, and my status lights will turn on, but my screen won't initiate. I really have no idea why this happens, and it's been bothering me for too long.
I have a sneaking suspicion it has to do with xscreensaver. This is because I have disabled it, but I managed to wake my computer immediately one time and was greeted both to the lightdm login screen, then afterwards the xscreensaver login, which shouldn't be there.
debian xfce power-management suspend
asked Jan 13 at 1:21
SpecialBomb
51531026
So, ever since I switched to xfce, I have been having some issues with suspending my system.
My system wakes from sleep normally most of the time, but every once in a while, my computer will turn on, and my status lights will turn on, but my screen won't initiate. I really have no idea why this happens, and it's been bothering me for too long.
I have a sneaking suspicion it has to do with xscreensaver. This is because I have disabled it, but I managed to wake my computer immediately one time and was greeted both to the lightdm login screen, then afterwards the xscreensaver login, which shouldn't be there.
debian xfce power-management suspend
asked Jan 13 at 1:21
SpecialBomb
51531026
edited Jan 13 at 19:02
asked Jan 13 at 1:21
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asked Jan 13 at 1:21
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Some kernel version have problems waking from a deep-sleep. Go into your BIOS and search for "C States" or "Sleep states" or similar. Change the maximum value to 1, or even to off, and see if that removes the problem. These "C States" are used to moderate the CPU power consumption, so you want to allow the highest-value state that your kernel will wake up from.
answered Jan 14 at 17:10
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alright, ill look at that. It will take a bit to test it, as the chance that my computer will wake properly is seemingly random.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 16 at 0:01
That didn't seem to work. I only had full power mode and ram power only mode, and I still had issues with either one of them.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 17 at 18:54
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1 Answer
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up vote
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Some kernel version have problems waking from a deep-sleep. Go into your BIOS and search for "C States" or "Sleep states" or similar. Change the maximum value to 1, or even to off, and see if that removes the problem. These "C States" are used to moderate the CPU power consumption, so you want to allow the highest-value state that your kernel will wake up from.
answered Jan 14 at 17:10
Oldest Software Guy
1672
alright, ill look at that. It will take a bit to test it, as the chance that my computer will wake properly is seemingly random.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 16 at 0:01
That didn't seem to work. I only had full power mode and ram power only mode, and I still had issues with either one of them.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 17 at 18:54
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Some kernel version have problems waking from a deep-sleep. Go into your BIOS and search for "C States" or "Sleep states" or similar. Change the maximum value to 1, or even to off, and see if that removes the problem. These "C States" are used to moderate the CPU power consumption, so you want to allow the highest-value state that your kernel will wake up from.
answered Jan 14 at 17:10
Oldest Software Guy
1672
alright, ill look at that. It will take a bit to test it, as the chance that my computer will wake properly is seemingly random.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 16 at 0:01
That didn't seem to work. I only had full power mode and ram power only mode, and I still had issues with either one of them.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 17 at 18:54
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Some kernel version have problems waking from a deep-sleep. Go into your BIOS and search for "C States" or "Sleep states" or similar. Change the maximum value to 1, or even to off, and see if that removes the problem. These "C States" are used to moderate the CPU power consumption, so you want to allow the highest-value state that your kernel will wake up from.
answered Jan 14 at 17:10
Oldest Software Guy
1672
Some kernel version have problems waking from a deep-sleep. Go into your BIOS and search for "C States" or "Sleep states" or similar. Change the maximum value to 1, or even to off, and see if that removes the problem. These "C States" are used to moderate the CPU power consumption, so you want to allow the highest-value state that your kernel will wake up from.
answered Jan 14 at 17:10
Oldest Software Guy
1672
answered Jan 14 at 17:10
Oldest Software Guy
1672
answered Jan 14 at 17:10
Oldest Software Guy
1672
answered Jan 14 at 17:10
Oldest Software Guy
1672
1672
alright, ill look at that. It will take a bit to test it, as the chance that my computer will wake properly is seemingly random.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 16 at 0:01
That didn't seem to work. I only had full power mode and ram power only mode, and I still had issues with either one of them.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 17 at 18:54
add a comment |Â
alright, ill look at that. It will take a bit to test it, as the chance that my computer will wake properly is seemingly random.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 16 at 0:01
That didn't seem to work. I only had full power mode and ram power only mode, and I still had issues with either one of them.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 17 at 18:54
alright, ill look at that. It will take a bit to test it, as the chance that my computer will wake properly is seemingly random.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 16 at 0:01
alright, ill look at that. It will take a bit to test it, as the chance that my computer will wake properly is seemingly random.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 16 at 0:01
That didn't seem to work. I only had full power mode and ram power only mode, and I still had issues with either one of them.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 17 at 18:54
That didn't seem to work. I only had full power mode and ram power only mode, and I still had issues with either one of them.
– SpecialBomb
Jan 17 at 18:54
add a comment |Â
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