Ubuntu randomly goes to sleep after I have closed the lid of my latop(to put it to sleep)
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I am running Ubuntu 18 on a Razer blade Stealth 2017. I have it running side by side with windows 10.
I have experienced some issues with this and I have fixed all but one.
Whenever I want to put my laptop to sleep while using Linux, I would close the lid and it would go to sleep. Now when I come back, It would open and within 10 seconds it would go to sleep again, I then wake it up and log in and the process continues until I restart the system. This also happens if I just lock the screen for too long in my experience(without putting the lid down). This issue doesn't happen on windows so I doubt its a hardware problem.
I would love some help because the only workaround is to disable sleep mode.
When I run dmesg | grep sleep
i get a message that ACPI is preparing for sleep(S3), then that is it waking up.
This(the constant suspend problem) only happens after i manually suspend the system(by closing the lid).
18.04 suspend laptop
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I am running Ubuntu 18 on a Razer blade Stealth 2017. I have it running side by side with windows 10.
I have experienced some issues with this and I have fixed all but one.
Whenever I want to put my laptop to sleep while using Linux, I would close the lid and it would go to sleep. Now when I come back, It would open and within 10 seconds it would go to sleep again, I then wake it up and log in and the process continues until I restart the system. This also happens if I just lock the screen for too long in my experience(without putting the lid down). This issue doesn't happen on windows so I doubt its a hardware problem.
I would love some help because the only workaround is to disable sleep mode.
When I run dmesg | grep sleep
i get a message that ACPI is preparing for sleep(S3), then that is it waking up.
This(the constant suspend problem) only happens after i manually suspend the system(by closing the lid).
18.04 suspend laptop
Do you have a Nvidia Graphics? If so, have you installed the NVIDIA proprietary drivers?
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 9 at 21:10
No, I have Intel integrated.
– Itay Bachar
Feb 10 at 2:36
What happens when you suspend using menu instead of closing lid. Then press power key to resume because lid is already open?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 13 at 13:43
It does o the same thing no matter how i go into suspend. Once i suspend the system, it will randomly(very often) start suspends by itself. This lasts until i reboot the system.
– Itay Bachar
Feb 13 at 17:05
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I am running Ubuntu 18 on a Razer blade Stealth 2017. I have it running side by side with windows 10.
I have experienced some issues with this and I have fixed all but one.
Whenever I want to put my laptop to sleep while using Linux, I would close the lid and it would go to sleep. Now when I come back, It would open and within 10 seconds it would go to sleep again, I then wake it up and log in and the process continues until I restart the system. This also happens if I just lock the screen for too long in my experience(without putting the lid down). This issue doesn't happen on windows so I doubt its a hardware problem.
I would love some help because the only workaround is to disable sleep mode.
When I run dmesg | grep sleep
i get a message that ACPI is preparing for sleep(S3), then that is it waking up.
This(the constant suspend problem) only happens after i manually suspend the system(by closing the lid).
18.04 suspend laptop
I am running Ubuntu 18 on a Razer blade Stealth 2017. I have it running side by side with windows 10.
I have experienced some issues with this and I have fixed all but one.
Whenever I want to put my laptop to sleep while using Linux, I would close the lid and it would go to sleep. Now when I come back, It would open and within 10 seconds it would go to sleep again, I then wake it up and log in and the process continues until I restart the system. This also happens if I just lock the screen for too long in my experience(without putting the lid down). This issue doesn't happen on windows so I doubt its a hardware problem.
I would love some help because the only workaround is to disable sleep mode.
When I run dmesg | grep sleep
i get a message that ACPI is preparing for sleep(S3), then that is it waking up.
This(the constant suspend problem) only happens after i manually suspend the system(by closing the lid).
18.04 suspend laptop
18.04 suspend laptop
edited Feb 12 at 23:11
Itay Bachar
asked Feb 9 at 21:04
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Do you have a Nvidia Graphics? If so, have you installed the NVIDIA proprietary drivers?
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 9 at 21:10
No, I have Intel integrated.
– Itay Bachar
Feb 10 at 2:36
What happens when you suspend using menu instead of closing lid. Then press power key to resume because lid is already open?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 13 at 13:43
It does o the same thing no matter how i go into suspend. Once i suspend the system, it will randomly(very often) start suspends by itself. This lasts until i reboot the system.
– Itay Bachar
Feb 13 at 17:05
add a comment |
Do you have a Nvidia Graphics? If so, have you installed the NVIDIA proprietary drivers?
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 9 at 21:10
No, I have Intel integrated.
– Itay Bachar
Feb 10 at 2:36
What happens when you suspend using menu instead of closing lid. Then press power key to resume because lid is already open?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 13 at 13:43
It does o the same thing no matter how i go into suspend. Once i suspend the system, it will randomly(very often) start suspends by itself. This lasts until i reboot the system.
– Itay Bachar
Feb 13 at 17:05
Do you have a Nvidia Graphics? If so, have you installed the NVIDIA proprietary drivers?
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 9 at 21:10
Do you have a Nvidia Graphics? If so, have you installed the NVIDIA proprietary drivers?
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 9 at 21:10
No, I have Intel integrated.
– Itay Bachar
Feb 10 at 2:36
No, I have Intel integrated.
– Itay Bachar
Feb 10 at 2:36
What happens when you suspend using menu instead of closing lid. Then press power key to resume because lid is already open?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 13 at 13:43
What happens when you suspend using menu instead of closing lid. Then press power key to resume because lid is already open?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 13 at 13:43
It does o the same thing no matter how i go into suspend. Once i suspend the system, it will randomly(very often) start suspends by itself. This lasts until i reboot the system.
– Itay Bachar
Feb 13 at 17:05
It does o the same thing no matter how i go into suspend. Once i suspend the system, it will randomly(very often) start suspends by itself. This lasts until i reboot the system.
– Itay Bachar
Feb 13 at 17:05
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After some more looking, I found this page
https://github.com/rolandguelle/razer-blade-stealth-linux/blob/master/ubuntu-18-10.md
It has many common bug fixes that have to do with the blade stealth.
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After some more looking, I found this page
https://github.com/rolandguelle/razer-blade-stealth-linux/blob/master/ubuntu-18-10.md
It has many common bug fixes that have to do with the blade stealth.
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After some more looking, I found this page
https://github.com/rolandguelle/razer-blade-stealth-linux/blob/master/ubuntu-18-10.md
It has many common bug fixes that have to do with the blade stealth.
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After some more looking, I found this page
https://github.com/rolandguelle/razer-blade-stealth-linux/blob/master/ubuntu-18-10.md
It has many common bug fixes that have to do with the blade stealth.
After some more looking, I found this page
https://github.com/rolandguelle/razer-blade-stealth-linux/blob/master/ubuntu-18-10.md
It has many common bug fixes that have to do with the blade stealth.
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Do you have a Nvidia Graphics? If so, have you installed the NVIDIA proprietary drivers?
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 9 at 21:10
No, I have Intel integrated.
– Itay Bachar
Feb 10 at 2:36
What happens when you suspend using menu instead of closing lid. Then press power key to resume because lid is already open?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 13 at 13:43
It does o the same thing no matter how i go into suspend. Once i suspend the system, it will randomly(very often) start suspends by itself. This lasts until i reboot the system.
– Itay Bachar
Feb 13 at 17:05