That could be related to the USB device not being reinitialized properly after a resume. I mean your
That could be related to the USB device not being reinitialized properly after a resume. I mean your dongle not the USB "port" 
KProbably, I really haven't done much trouble shooting because whenever it happens I have to do a forced reboot, so I just quit using sleep (and it's a desktop so I'm not worried about battery life or anything)
©Does the same happen when you hybernate?
Which is supposed to store the memory in current state to disk
Which is supposed to store the memory in current state to disk
KHibernation isn't supported in fedora atomic
©ahh ok
Knormal sleep only
KSpace Bar
©Kyle, pls check what i said 
wrt to that service...
wrt to that service...©Cause i also noticed sleep/resume problems in Bazzite-nVidia
Knvidia-smi | fpaste
©Knvidia-smi - q | fpasteKI think
©Khere, this is what I'm interested in seeing
©The issue i noticed is graphics problem after resume
©©It shows disabled....
Ktry toggling it on
©Re-upped this time using sudo in front, as i saw a lot of NA...
https://paste.centos.org/view/33f93354
https://paste.centos.org/view/33f93354
©How?
Kcommand to do that is in the link I sent you
K"To simulate graphics environments without incurring the overhead of user-space graphics drivers, we have implemented the NVIDIA Persistence Daemon"
Most users wouldn't want this, so it makes sense it defaults off
Most users wouldn't want this, so it makes sense it defaults off
©1 sec
Kwould keep the GPU from spinning down in a multi-gpu rig for instance
Kfrom the looks of it this is more for VMs and cuda
©Hmpf, isn't the default use-case for most users to have it enabled by default in Bazzite?
©systemctl start nvidia-persistenced.service made it enabled....So might want to make that
enabledhttps://paste.centos.org/view/fdfaed4c
Kno we wouldn't want that by default
KGPU should be allowed to sleep when not used
©It's my main GPU, but okay...
I'll enable it on my setup...
I'll enable it on my setup...
©Might want to mention this command for reference somewhere in FAQ, for others that have resume problems with graphics...
Kdoes that actually resolve your sleep issues?
Kdescrption of the service doesn't mention anything about sleep
©No idea ill check when it goes to sleep later
©But IIRC it was needed in Kubuntu for sleep/resume to work properly for the graphics
©It's enabled by default in Kubuntu...
©brb, going to force sleep/resume
©Yup seems to work nicely now
Kweird, must be a 10 series thing
©Will test more later with a complete cold boot...
©AFAIK, from what i had read in past:
The real effect of that service was to make the driver save the Graphics memory to disk and restore upon resume...
The real effect of that service was to make the driver save the Graphics memory to disk and restore upon resume...
Kgotta be specific in some way, we've got a lot of nvidia users and you're the first to report sleep issues like this
K10 series is EOL, I suspect it's related
Kbut we'll see
©Yea, most ppl don't bother to report bugs you know that.
In contrary i report all i find
In contrary i report all i find
©I just 
Linux...., and now Bazzite as you know, and help anyway i can to make things better...
Linux...., and now Bazzite as you know, and help anyway i can to make things better...©But to be sure it solves other ppl's problems with sleep/resume on nVidia you could ask them to try that command and ask for feedback.
Just so you don't enable it for nothing in anycase...
Just so you don't enable it for nothing in anycase...
©anyhow take care have a nice "what ever you're doing"...
I'm heading back to a game again.
I'm heading back to a game again.
K
