oliverm91
(Oliver Mohr)
November 20, 2025, 11:16pm
1
Problem description:
My PC goes to sleep after awakening. This happens only once, not an infinite loop.
It happened after loging in (although I did it immediately, it could happen in lock screen).
It has happened by wakening it up by moving mouse and pressing power button.
These are the logs since it wakes up + 2 minutes (moving mouse)
These are my PC specs and config
PC Summary:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7800 X3D
GPU: 4070 TI Super
Motherboard: Gigabyte B650 AORUS Elite AX V2
Edit: Root cause + workaround:
After some digging this is a systemd bug .
Fix is to downgrade systemd 257. Check your dependencies on systemd 258, for example, gdm 49.1.0 depends on systemd 258, to downgrade to systemd 257 you’d need to downgrade gdm to 49.0.1.
skyr0ver
(Anston Solar)
November 21, 2025, 12:36am
2
You may be experiencing similar issue noted in this post.
Since updating to Fedora 43, I have this issue where after the system goes to suspend and I wake it up, it will be working normally for a few seconds to then immediately suspend again. This is then repeated usually one or two additional times. After that, the system behaves normally. I have seen reports from other users facing the same issue, with the apparent commonality of being laptop users with NVIDIA GPUs (most likely hybrid, as is my case). I can on the other hand confirm that this does no…
There is currently no fix. A possible workaround may be downgrading systemd to 257.
oliverm91
(Oliver Mohr)
November 21, 2025, 11:36am
3
After some digging this is a systemd bug .
Fix is to downgrade systemd 257. Check your dependencies on systemd 258, for example, gdm 49.1.0 depends on systemd 258, to downgrade to systemd 257 you’d need to downgrade gdm to 49.0.1.
Adding this to original post.
adamwill
(Adam Williamson)
November 27, 2025, 10:03pm
4
I wrote up a proposed common issue for this, since it seemed like something folks might run into. Systems with NVIDIA adapters suspend again shortly after resuming with systemd 258
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