In the default system settings, the system will hang after 15 minutes of inactivity. But I used the keyboard and power button to wake it up. Although the keyboard light was on and the fan was spinning, the screen was not awakened. I had to force a restart.
After searching, I suspected that it was caused by gnome extensions. When I disabled all extensions, it still didn’t work.
I suspected that it was a GPU driver problem. After searching, I learned that replacing the open source driver with the official driver might solve the problem. But amd 4600u does not provide an official Linux driver.
All components are the latest versions, so the update operation has no effect.
My Fedora40 kernel version is 6.10.4-200.fc40.x86_64
So now I’m here to ask for help. Thank you everyone.
It’s possible that this is due to issues with the AMD GPU driver in kernel 6.10. If you have a 6.9 kernel on your system you could try booting into that, and see if the situation persists.
There are fixes underway for the AMD issues in kernel 6.10 but they may not arrive until kernel 6.11.
We fixed it, but we still haven’t found the cause. How am I going to prevent other apps from being installed without automatically updating or installing a later version of the kernel, Gpu drive, or a real killer (something that doesn’t wake up)
It will most likely be caused by a bug in the amdgpu module in kernel 6.10.*
What you can do for now is exclude the kernel from being upgraded like this:
/etc/dnf/dnf.conf
Add this line:
excludepkgs=kernel*
You can then continue to use your computer normally.
When kernel 6.11 becomes available, which will probably be reasonably soon, you can check the forums if people are reporting that the AMD GPU issues are solved. If they are then you can remove the excludepkgs line again and update safely.
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