Putting GPD Win Max 2 to sleep causes device to overheat
Pulled my sleeping Win Max out of my bag after a long drive and the entire device was so hot it hurt to touch.
Awhich GPD WM2 model? I have the 6800u model and haven't seen any sleep issues.
also, please post
also, please post
rpm-ostree status
O7840U model
Acould you try updating to the latest bazzite?
OOk updated, will try putting it to sleep again
Aif the latest bazzite doesn't work, and we can't figure out the source of the suspend issue, worst case scenario is we can start rolling back your OS version to an older one that works.
Abazzite-rollback-helper listand
bazzite-rollback-helper rebase image_version_hereare there confirmed 7840u WM2s that suspend correctly?
AThere's been multiple reports of WM2 that work fine with Bazzite, but I never got a confirmation on which versions they were using.
AGitLab
Brief summary of the problem: My GPD Win Max 2 2023 (AMD Ryzen 7 7840U) wakes up early from suspend (s2idle)....
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I wonder if you're seeing thisOmaybe, but this issue doesn't mention overheating. My screen is permanently warped from the heat now
ASo is the issue that it fails to sleep? Or it stays hot and fans run while it's asleep?
ATo me it sounds like something might have woken it up while in your bag
Oi think closer to failing to completely sleep. Fans are completely off and the laptop is a million degrees when I pull it out. Been a few hours since I updated and it's not warm so I'm hopeful that fixed it
AAll right, sounds like it might be fixed for now? Please keep me updated if you notice the problem again. If you want to play it extra safe, you can lock your OS version to the one you're on right now with that rollback command that I posted earlier
Oappreciate the help
OIt woke up randomly while it was asleep. I then tried to put it back to sleep multiple times but it kept waking up so I shut it down.
AThis sounds very similar to the gitlab issue I posted earlier, where something is triggering a wake up later on.
Oyou're right, i think my old issue of overheating while asleep has been "fixed" and now it's the one in the gitlab issue
Oread through the comments and doesn't look like there's a fix 
COn my desktop build latest update seems to prevent sleep. Screen turns off but fans and power led remain on
AProbably worth making a separate post about it, since it's unrelated to the WM2
Ois there a way to make bazzite hibernate instead of sleep? ie. replace all sleep options with hibernate?
Ai do think it's possible, but not something you can just toggle on easily.
Oi'll settle for making the power button hibernate. Is that doable?
Aso according to bazzite devs, hibernation is not officially supported. You'd probably need to do stuff like enable a large swapfile, and a bunch of other things. https://discord.com/channels/1072614816579063828/1226572714668724286/1267736515157557280
Ono sleep, no hibernate, i'm SOL
Ayeah, i have the 6800u model, so I never saw this sleep issue. didn't know about it til now, sorry 
Ohow are other 7840u/z1 devices handling this?
Orog ally, legion go, etc
Athey work
Arog ally, LGO both work well
ALGO is flawless
Obut the cpu doesn't support s3 sleep
Aally required some dev work, but it now working great
Anope, they use s2idle
Aworks fine
Ohuh
Athe issue you're encountering is WM2 7840u related
Ai had a LGO for a while (currently loaned out to family). the suspend-resume was s2idle, and it was flawless
Aayaneo is a shitshow though when it comes to suspend-resume
Ait really depends on the device, but s2idle works very well if done properly by the manufacturer
Ogpd is being incredibly unhelpful
Aimo if s2idle works properly, it's better than S3 sleep on Linux PC handhelds
Athe suspend-resume is faster with s2idle vs S3
Abut it sounds like there's some sort of rogue device or something, that's waking up the WM2 from suspend
Afingerprint is usually the culprit according to the gpd sub
Abazzite already ships a udev rule that disabled the fp sensor on the WM2
Oi also have it disabled in bios
Athough i guess maybe the fp sensor model could be different on the 7840u? the udev rule is for the 6800u
