1. Your hardware (CPU, mobo, laptop model if applicable)
2. Does Linux suspend mode work on your hardware?
I'm sick and tired of this shit. I either have to shut my computers all the way down, or keep them turned completely on. My old Intel and AMD hardware both give me this problem. I'm thinking of buying a Ryzen CPU+mobo, but I'd like to get one that actually supports this feature in Linux if such a thing exists.
Fucking Sleep/Hibernate in Linux
Juan Reed
Jonathan Reyes
Sleep/hibernate works fine in linux as long as you use fully FOSS components like a thinkpad x200. Stop being such a nigger OP.
Benjamin Jackson
Do more research.
Elijah Moore
The info on this topic is very sparse. Most people who run Linux are just happy that the shit boots up and runs (pretty much a given these days), and never even think of reporting whether suspend mode works.
Nicholas Flores
You're a delusional cuck if you think any commercially-available hardware is "fully FOSS"
Blake Cooper
Libreboot, and even a Russian re-implementation of the EC is available. Fuck off officer FUD
Elijah Carter
just install Microsoft Windows if you want hibernation to work
Lincoln Morris
They can't even get hibernate working on popular i3/i5 chips, you think Ryzen stands any chance?
Kayden Watson
use systemd wew
Problem is youll likely end up in data corruption with linux file systems so you have to shutdown every once in a while
Tyler Fisher
My x220 works with both, and my desktop works for sleep and maybe hibernation (I never use it on either).
I did see a PC that crashed when you tried to hibernate and wouldn't wake up from sleep, don't know what that was about.