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Hi everyone, I known, I known. I should not be playing with kernel commands. But I was just trying to hibernate my desktop machine! 8.(
I was following this instructions here: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/ … gging.html
My setup have enough swap memory and hibernation do works but right now I must press the power button manually after the hibernation command finishes its job (i.e., with my machine, when the processing led turn off and you can hear a quiet "click").
But now poweroff does not, it just halts the system.
So, please, can you help me to setup my /sys/power/disk and /sys/power/state to their default values?
Thanks in advance!
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So, please, can you help me to setup my /sys/power/disk and /sys/power/state to their default values?
On my desktop (use suspend daily, hibernation works), reinstalled in in june and on an fresh installed lithium vm, are the contents:
/sys/power/disk:
[platform] shutdown reboot suspend test_resume
/sys/power/state:
freeze standby mem disk
btw, If changing systemfiles, allways backup before...
Last edited by rbh (2021-09-03 09:33:28)
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Hi everyone,
Turns out that I had a problem related to my bios. In fact, you can't edit files like /sys/power/disk. You are allowed to change its existing options only. Those files are bios specific.
I solved my problem changing my
acpi=off
to
acpi=noirq
in boot options, as described here:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/632591/ … just-halts
Best regards,
R
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