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Bios Upgrade from DMCN32WW to DMCN34WW does not support kernel 5.9, works with 5.4 in Ubuntu #14
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Hi, I have upgraded my BIOS to version |
I just successfully updated the kernel to Also suspending by closing and reactivate by opening the lid seems to work thus far. Suspending via the gui did not seem to work properly, but i haven't properly "tested" this |
@soupli did you "Modify the system to advertise S3 support" or is this bug finally fixed with the newest bios and a 5.10.1 kernel? |
I did no modifications whatsoever so it seems that the bug is finally
"fixed". I still do experience an issue with suspending the machine via gui
though.. so I am still somewhat preserved.
And of course this is not a guarantee that it will work for your machine
Op vr 18 dec. 2020 22:06 schreef rradar <[email protected]>:
… I just successfully updated the kernel to 5.10.1 on ubuntu 20.04.1 with
DMCN34WW.
Also suspending by closing and reactivate by opening the lid seems to work
thus far.
@soupli <https://github.com/soupli> did you "Modify the system to
advertise S3 support
<https://github.com/jrandiny/yoga-slim7-ubuntu#Suspend>" or is this bug
finally fixed with the newest bios and a 5.10.1 kernel?
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I have also installed I have verified that suspend still does not work for me (without the S3 patch).
Note: 11.04.04 is using lid, 11.06.33 is using the UI menu button, so it failed in both cases for me. I am now in the process of re-creating the S3 override. But the
and patch fails
Same issue with both |
I have removed the
Now everything seems to be working in |
Hm interesting, can you check the battery drop after a few hour? |
I too find that the battery level has drastically dropped when the machine is suspended / paused for a time period of 7-8 hours or so. Charged it 100%, closed the lid (machine is paused), opened it ~8h later and got 33% left. |
In https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-Yoga-Series-Notebooks/Yoga-Slim-7-BIOS-update-to-DMCN34WW-breaks-option-Secure-Boot-No/m-p/5046311?page=1#5196561 it was reported that the upgrade with 5.9 is not possible because the kernel is unsigned and it fails to boot. So I thought it would make sense to try with a signed kernel.
Here is what I tried.
While I was in
DMCN32WW
I installed a self-signed5.9.12
kernel and then I enabled Secure Boot.With this setup (
DMCN32WW
+ Secure Boot on) I was also able to boot with my self-signed kernel as well as with the 5.4.0 Ubuntu kernel but I was not able to boot with the unsigned5.9.12
kernel which was kind of expected.I then installed
DMCN34WW
but unfortunately the system didn't boot with the self-signed5.9.12
kernel.The system freezes with a message
Loading ramdisk
and nothing happens.The unsigned
5.9.12
kernel was raising another error for the unsigned kernel with a message likeplease load the kernel
..I was only able to boot with the official
5.4.0
kernel but as you may already know this is useless in Yoga Slim 7 especially if you need HDMI.Disabling Secure Boot in
DMCN34WW
didn't make any difference. I cannot figure out why 5.9 self-signed kernel fails withDMCN34WW
and what was this loading ramdisk message about.So my attempt to upgrade the BIOS failed and I had to enable version downgrade in the bios and then revert to
DMCN32WW
.If anyone has a solution to install a
5.9+
kernel withDMCN34WW
please post it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: