Setting SYSTEMD_BYPASS_HIBERNATION_MEMORY_CHECK dos not change anything but this seems logical as this was introduced in a recent version of systemd and does not exist in systemd 229.
Creating a /etc/systemd/sleep.conf with SuspendState=mem (to avoid cycling through different suspending modes) does nto improve things either.
When this problem occurs (ie. suspend process started but hanging), I cannot manually write mem to /sys/power/state ; trying to do so fails with a "device is busy" error.
Setting SYSTEMD_ BYPASS_ HIBERNATION_ MEMORY_ CHECK dos not change anything but this seems logical as this was introduced in a recent version of systemd and does not exist in systemd 229.
Creating a /etc/systemd/ sleep.conf with SuspendState=mem (to avoid cycling through different suspending modes) does nto improve things either.
When this problem occurs (ie. suspend process started but hanging), I cannot manually write mem to /sys/power/state ; trying to do so fails with a "device is busy" error.