Bugzilla – Bug 1202571
kernel 5.19.1 shuts down after waking from suspend
Last modified: 2022-10-10 12:19:01 UTC
Created attachment 860934 [details] hwinfo for 5.18.15 On my system running kernel-default-5.19.1-1.1.x86_64, suspending the system works, but as soon as I wake the computer, it shuts down. The shutdown is pretty much instant after waking; the monitor doesn't even come out of power saving mode and nothing further gets written to the system log. The only evidence I have that the system actually tries to wake up is that the power light on the front of the machine stops flashing and turns on, and the system fan and hard drive spin up for a couple seconds. kernel-default-5.18.15-1.1.x86_64 does not have this problem. Attached is the output of hwinfo from the two kernels, as well as the kernel messages in the system log up from boot until suspend (for 5.19.1) and from boot until resuming from suspend (for 5.18.15).
Created attachment 860935 [details] hwinfo for 5.19.1
Created attachment 860936 [details] kernel log for 5.18.15 from boot until resume from suspend
Created attachment 860937 [details] kernel log for 5.19.1 from boot until suspend
TW is already moving to 6.0, and the fix for 5.19 won't be handled any longer. Could try 6.0 and verify whether the issue persists or not? If yes, we need to report it to the upstream somehow.
(In reply to Takashi Iwai from comment #4) > TW is already moving to 6.0, and the fix for 5.19 won't be handled any > longer. > Could try 6.0 and verify whether the issue persists or not? > > If yes, we need to report it to the upstream somehow. OK, I tried kernel-default-6.0.0-2.1.g1195759.x86_64 from the Kernel:stable repository. With this kernel, I cannot reproduce the problem.
OK, then let's close the bug. Feel free to reopen if you still encounters the problem again.