I am having this problem with Fedora 32. It is extremely annoying to have to reboot every time it goes to sleep. Ctrl-Alt-F2/F1 does not help. Originally started with Gnome desktop, then installed KDE to see if that helped, to no avail.
Hi, it has nothing to do with none of the things mentioned above. ITāS A KERNEL PROBLEM. Iāve passed this problem for a long time. Resuming after suspend works ok but I always lost the keyboard when doing so (the keyboard turns unresponsive after resuming from suspend to RAM). Iāve tested on 5 laptops with ALL Linux distribuitons: Arch, Mint, Fedora, Ubuntu, KDE, Zorin, etc. And, to have the proof, installed Windows too on this computers, and guess what? EVERYTHING WORKED FLAWLESSLY, so, no hardware problem. Another proof is that i used Ubuntu Mate 16.04 and didnāt have this problem. One day the kernel have been updated: the problem appears. Sadly, there is no universal workaround or temporary fix, iāve tried everything: kernel boot parameters, increasing swap memory, display, installing another kernel, keyboard, etc, NOTHING RESOLVED. You wonāt face this problem on desktop (at least on the majority of them, cause they use external keyboard). For me, I discovered that on my personal laptop, when the computer is resuming, pressing the āCapsLockā key wakes the keyboard (donāt ask me why, I donāt know why this happens), I only know it functions and works very well, so I have fully functional resume/suspend PC. In my case was the keyboard, but trough all my āLinux using lifeā Iāve seen a lot of issues and people complaining about suspend/resume in all communities. Itās a kernel problem that appears a time ago and yet they didnāt fixed. So annoying.
You are posting on a thread that is 18 months old.
Please open a new thread for your issue.
It is fine to reference this thread but yours should be new since the version of fedora is newer and lots of things have changed in the last 1 1/2 years.