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Suspend works on Ubuntu 21.04 #48
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I confirm that this is working. :) Side note: https://ubuntu.com/blog/how-to-sign-things-for-secure-boot but I couldn't get it to accept my signed kernel and kept hitting: If someone knows how to sign unsigned kernels, then I'd be glad to read your solution :) |
Hm I will try kernel 5.13 as soon as possible because a lot of people seems to have found success using it |
@thomanq regarding signing kernel I think there might be problem with the machine key not enrolled or some failure in your signing process. You can try listing the installed key by using Lastly, if this don't solve your problem, try opening new issues specific to your problem Thanks :) |
Tried your listed steps with |
I tried so many things and finally found this thread- thanks! The kernel update works as well for Lenovo IdeaPad 1405ARE, and now suspend is finally working. Since I was running 20.04, I also had to upgrade to 21.04, but from then on it was smooth sailing. |
I tried 5.13.19, 5.14.21 and 5.15.13 and they all seem to work great on 21.04 when it comes to suspend. If suspending by closing the lid, I need to press a key when opening the lid but that is a minor annoyance. |
Have anyone gotten sleep to work on eg. 5.13.19 without the DSDT patch? I spent quite some time failing to go get my second 14ARE05 to sleep, and wake from sleep. I tried 5.13.19 on fresh installs of
and none of them would wake from sleep... When I succeeded in getting sleep to work on my first 14ARE05, I had applied the DSDT patch (something I forgot I did) and that seems to be key. For reference, here is relevant output when using the acpi_s3_override in grub
and here is the same output without the acpi_s3_override in grub:
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Updated to |
I followed the instructions in this repo for getting suspend to work on Ubuntu 21.04.
It did not work, and as suggested in issue #26 this may well be due to a regression in the Linux 5.11 kernel.
So I upgraded to the 5.13.9 kernel with this guide. While is worked, it showed a list of
Possible missing firmware /lib/firmware/amdgpu/*
errors. I fixed those errors by following this guide.I now have suspend working on my Yoga Slim 7. Woop, woop.
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