Thanks for checking, that's unfortunate that it's still happening.
To modify that file open it with an editor as root. For example:
sudo nano /lib/systemd/system/fwupd.service
or
sudo gedit /lib/systemd/system/fwupd.service
To view output from the journal:
journalctl -u fwupd.service
You can redirect that to a file like this:
journalctl -u fwupd.service > fwupd_journal.txt
Based on the output from that file I might have another recommendation to try to bump the TBT_NEW_DEVICE_TIMEOUT to something bigger (it's currently "2", try to set it to "3" instead).
This is in tree at plugins/thunderbolt-power/fu-plugin-thunderbolt-power.c
I'd like to see your journal output first though before you add that new variable in however.
@Mauro,
Thanks for checking, that's unfortunate that it's still happening.
To modify that file open it with an editor as root. For example: system/ fwupd.service system/ fwupd.service
sudo nano /lib/systemd/
or
sudo gedit /lib/systemd/
To view output from the journal:
journalctl -u fwupd.service
You can redirect that to a file like this:
journalctl -u fwupd.service > fwupd_journal.txt
Based on the output from that file I might have another recommendation to try to bump the TBT_NEW_ DEVICE_ TIMEOUT to something bigger (it's currently "2", try to set it to "3" instead). thunderbolt- power/fu- plugin- thunderbolt- power.c
This is in tree at plugins/
I'd like to see your journal output first though before you add that new variable in however.