I JUST got the "you have a new version available" and clicked update last night. From ~21.xx to 21.10 and it won't come back from deep sleep.
Acer C740P laptop with Ubuntu desktop.
Switching to:
echo shallow | sudo tee /sys/power/mem_sleep
from the previous comment allows me to come back. However, I'm almost certain this is a lesser level of suspend than WAS working on 21.xx because now it comes back on _instantly_ and it never did it that fast before. So I imagine that means my computer is barely suspended at all in this mode.
The last line of dmesg was :
acpi: EC: interrupt blocked
using:
$ journalctl -o short-precise -k -b -1
to get the previous dmesg log. But that ACPI line may be innocuous and not the key failure.
I'm not aware of any other useful log locations. Also a tool called pm-suspend seem to sleep and come back just fine.
I JUST got the "you have a new version available" and clicked update last night. From ~21.xx to 21.10 and it won't come back from deep sleep.
Acer C740P laptop with Ubuntu desktop.
Switching to:
echo shallow | sudo tee /sys/power/ mem_sleep
from the previous comment allows me to come back. However, I'm almost certain this is a lesser level of suspend than WAS working on 21.xx because now it comes back on _instantly_ and it never did it that fast before. So I imagine that means my computer is barely suspended at all in this mode.
The last line of dmesg was :
acpi: EC: interrupt blocked
using:
$ journalctl -o short-precise -k -b -1
to get the previous dmesg log. But that ACPI line may be innocuous and not the key failure.
I'm not aware of any other useful log locations. Also a tool called pm-suspend seem to sleep and come back just fine.