Laptop doesn't stay asleep
Hi, i just installed Bazzite with KDE on a HP Victus 16 laptop and it works great and all but i can't put it to sleep. Well it goes to sleep but after a few seconds it just wakes up out of nothing.
I have already tried disabling GPP0 and GPP1 (and absolutely everything, one by one and even all at the same time) from /proc/acpi/wake but it doesn't work. As a matter of fact i don't have a Gygabite motherboard since this is an HP laptop. It has an hp 8934 motherboard with a ryzen 5000 and Radeon RX 5500m.
The output of journalctl -b | grep -i wake is the following screenshot. it basically says that NetworkManager requested the waking. So I figured that by disabling NetworkManager the problem should be solved but i have tried disabling the service and the dispatchers with no luck since it still woke up after a few seconds and journalctl still says it was NetworkManager. And I really wonder how is that possible ?
I have tried enabling and disabling Wake-On-Lan from both ethtool and my Bios but the result is unchanged,
My linux kernel is Linux 6.16.4-108.bazzite.fc42.x86_64. I also tried and changed my sleep mode from s2idle to deep by setting the kernel switch but it didn't change anything.
I'm out of ideas and I would really appreciate the help. If you need any other info I'm here to respond.
Thanks in advance
I have already tried disabling GPP0 and GPP1 (and absolutely everything, one by one and even all at the same time) from /proc/acpi/wake but it doesn't work. As a matter of fact i don't have a Gygabite motherboard since this is an HP laptop. It has an hp 8934 motherboard with a ryzen 5000 and Radeon RX 5500m.
The output of journalctl -b | grep -i wake is the following screenshot. it basically says that NetworkManager requested the waking. So I figured that by disabling NetworkManager the problem should be solved but i have tried disabling the service and the dispatchers with no luck since it still woke up after a few seconds and journalctl still says it was NetworkManager. And I really wonder how is that possible ?
I have tried enabling and disabling Wake-On-Lan from both ethtool and my Bios but the result is unchanged,
My linux kernel is Linux 6.16.4-108.bazzite.fc42.x86_64. I also tried and changed my sleep mode from s2idle to deep by setting the kernel switch but it didn't change anything.
I'm out of ideas and I would really appreciate the help. If you need any other info I'm here to respond.
Thanks in advance
