I think it is related to the monstrosity called systemd.
Using this command to suspend solves all suspend/resume problems here
echo mem> /sys/power/state
I guess this command directly tells the kernel to suspend, without relying on buggy systemd crap.
I think it is related to the monstrosity called systemd.
Using this command to suspend solves all suspend/resume problems here
echo mem> /sys/power/state
I guess this command directly tells the kernel to suspend, without relying on buggy systemd crap.