I need help with my Fedora 39 machine. After reinstalling Fedora (I had Fedora 37 before), I’m having trouble waking it up after it goes into suspend mode.
Problem: When I press a key on the keyboard to wake it up, the computer starts up (fans spin), but the displays remain black. I’ve tried entering ttys, but that didn’t work either. I end up having to force shutdown my PC.
I followed clues on this thread that is related to NVIDIA so decided to investigate.
I checked if any NVIDIA drivers were active lsmod | grep nvidia and there were none.
Then I checked if any were installed sudo dnf list installed | grep nvidia . There were none in both cases so I installed themsudo dnf install akmod-nvidia.
After reboot lsmod was still not showing them so I disabled Smart Boot in BIOS and tried again. This time they were loaded. So I tried nvidia-smi which turned out required extra package xorg-x11-nvidia-cuda . After that nvidia-smi worked and reported GPU usage (among other things) so I knew NVIDIA was working on Fedora. It also seems to fix the “not being able to wake up” issue. So far so good.
Please start a new thread. There are many things that can cause failure to wake after sleep, so you should provide the output from running inxi -Fzxx in a terminal and then pasting as pre-formatted test using the </> button from the line at the top of the text entry window. This will help focus attention on specific hardware issues, and will also help others with similar hardware and issues find your post.
You should ensure that Fedora packages and system firmware are fully updated so you aren’t chasing a solved problem.