I install Ubuntu 24.04 new, reset all BIOS settings and check if secure boot is disabled (see Video)
I do:
output:
no luck. The laptop always boots Ubuntu 
What am I doing wrong? Any ideas what else I can try?
I am very frustrated. I bought a thunderbolt 4 docking station and an external NVMe case with my laptop. Unfortunately, I canāt use either of them 
Today Iāve updated BIOS on my 13" Intel Gen12 using EFI method from 3.06 to 3.08 and upgraded the battery to the 61 Wh version.
I havenāt updated retimers yet, so it was only the automatic part.
However, now I am having issues with suspend & resume. Suspend works as usual, but upon resume:
I am pretty sure it all broke after I updated the BIOS. Before that everything was working flawlessly (including hibernation to a LUKS encrypted swap partition).
CPU 12th Gen Intel(R) Coreā¢ i7-1260P
BIOS 03.08
Kernel 5.15.0-97-generic
Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
Ok, some new info here.
During my investigation Iāve tested the latest Kubuntu 24.04 LTS from live USB (Frameworkās 1TB memory), andā¦ it worked!
I mean, I was able to successfully put the laptop to sleep and then bring it back with no apparent issues.
So, I believe it has something to do with the kernel version. Newer kernel 6.8 works fine. Still this is a bit unfortunate since, Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS is still used by many.
P.S.: I also checked the hypothesis that the stalls could be caused by SSD. So I booted from USB, mounted my SSD partitions and then did a sleep/resume cycle. It worked too.
P.P.S: Also it still could have something to do with i915 and panel self refresh.
Indeed, Iāve just hacked-in kernel 6.8 on my existing Kubuntu 22.04.4 LTS installation and now itās able to resume from the sleep.
So we can be pretty sure that the issue is due to outdated kernel version.
Update 1:
Still, there is one regression. Once in a while laptop fails to wake from sleep, but in a different way.
I am pressing the keyboard, pressing the power button and nothing happens, as if the keyboard module is completely powered off or detached from the mainboard. Power button just keeps blinking its LED.
Please note that I am using s2Idle sleep, not a deep sleep.
Update 2:
For now, solved the resume issue by installing the 6.5.0-1025-oem kernel.
@nf117 @DenverCoder9 @Brendan @Kieran_Levin Are any of you having boot issues since the unsuccessful update? Since I last posted (and failed), I have had two boot loops/failures. Both times, the LED, power button, and fans turned on, but the screen stayed blank, and then it would power off and repeat this state. I fixed it the first time by resetting the mainboard. I do not have time to do that again, and itās not really a solution.
I will try to report the error indicators more completely. I donāt know if this has anything to do with the failed firmware update. IIRC, I managed to update the USB-PD firmware but nothing else? Did any of you manage the firmware update since then? Has anyone been able to go from 3.04 to 3.08 on Linux?
I havenāt had any unsuccessful booting. And, I havenāt tried upgrading again. Iām still on 3.04 and itās stable, and works well with Fedora 40. Iāll just stick to this. Iām not planning on the battery upgrade, or others for now. So, Iāll just stick with 3.04.
Unfortunately, Iām afflicted by the failing charging detection, so I do want to update. Considering just putting in a cheap nvme, installing windows, updating firmware, and swapping it back.
Iām still on 3.04. The Linux 3.08 updater always boot ubuntu directly on my laptop.
Iām having problems with Thunderbolt 4 devices. Docking station and external NVMe does not work. Still waiting for an answer from the team about what I can do
So far I havenāt had any loops/failures after trying the update.
Maybe only some parte of the updates worked. You can compare the versions with my original values
Ran the update (from 3.06 to 3.08) as indicated in the top post. Unfortunately, I am assuming it failed, each reboot reports 3.06 as the current firmware but when I attempt to run subsequent updates, gives me an error āFull FW Update using the same version is not allowedā (probably because it thinks itās 3.08 even though everywhere else is reading 3.06).
Update ran fine first run, no issues. Ran retimers update after, all ran through fine without issue. Tried using backing out with the esc key and running startup.nsh with the -allowsv string and it fails. Not sure where to go from here.
Fedora 40 KDE spin on i5-1240P
Same issue as alko89
Itās a āfeatureā to run your own codeā¦until itās patched.
Couple of days after updating to 3.08 Iāve caught the following glitch:
All combined makes me think that my EC was stuck in some weird state, and the power cycle fixed it somehow.
Intel gen12.
Are you sure, Framework is affected?
I have not found anything relating this CVE to Insyde, also it is not listed in their security advisories: Insyde's Security Pledge | Insyde Software
Iām pretty confident Framework isnāt affected. The article is regarding Phoenix built UEFI and not Insyde. The point of sharing was to illustrate how important firmware updates are. And how tardy Framework can be in addressing in these issues at times.
Yes, i did use the earlier efi update first, and when noticing csme not being updated (and apparently the retimer for 1 side) i ran the newer update, the efi still.many many reboots, and thinkering with the scripts myself to figure out whats wrong. Eventually it seems a normal updater on the left side usb, with a writable and large efi boot on my nvme was able to update. Mind you, it still had my windows and arch install on there. Im not using grub and allowed whatever boot edits it wanted to make. No secure boot.
I might have triggered the updates by hand without noticing succes at some times. But eventually all parts where updated.
- Then I noticed that Fn key is not working. I wasnāt able to adjust volume or screen brightness as if the button itself was broken
- Finally, Iāve noticed that the ACPI1 metric is reporting temperature of 175Ā°C which was nonsense, since the cooler was almost silent and the laptop was suspended for more than an hour before that.
- After hibernating the system (to disk) and resuming, everything went normal again.
This has been happening to me tooāIām not sure what causes it but occasionally the function keys are messed up with no way to fix, and I get the same wildly inaccurate temperature reading. Reboot seems to fix for me too.
Are any of you having boot issues since the unsuccessful update? Since I last posted (and failed), I have had two boot loops/failures. Both times, the LED, power button, and fans turned on, but the screen stayed blank, and then it would power off and repeat this state. I fixed it the first time by resetting the mainboard. I do not have time to do that again, and itās not really a solution.
Yes, I am having the same boot loop issue. For me, it happens if I close the laptop lid and it goes to sleepāthen it becomes impossible for me to hard power off, reboot, or anything, without opening up the machine and resetting the mainboard state. I have started carrying around a screwdriver with me, the first time this happened was at a conference and I had to take a taxi to a hardware store to get a screwdriver, so that I could have a working laptop at the conference!
I noticed it also happened once when I didnāt close the laptop lid. something about going to sleep causes it but Iām not sure what.
Moral of the story is I seem to have a pretty broken system now, and I donāt even have a way to fix it, because every attempt at the updater scripts I have tried has failed, and I donāt have windows on my machine. This is a pretty frustrating situation to say the least! Frequently unplugging and replugging the battery connector to reset the mainboard state is making me really nervous, because the guide says there is a high risk of bending the pins.
Has anyone been able to go from 3.04 to 3.08 on Linux?
It seems like the answer is no? 
Recurring BIOS/Boot Failure, No Display; 12th gen firmware troubles; no error; post code 0x21 I made a post for it. I also contacted support, and I urge you to do the same. Do any of the details differ?
Has anyone been able to go from 3.04 to 3.08 on Linux?It seems like the answer is no?
Well, apparently it had happenedā¦ But all these last message for the past week are surely preventing me to do anything before I have more information (and yet, this is the answer #562 on this topic 
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Andā¦ it still fails once in a while. OEM kernel works much better than generic one, but I still experienced lethargic sleep with no way to wake the laptop up. This time it took 15 days (and a couple of dozens suspend/resume cycles) to fail.
At the recommendation of support, I just tried on my machine running Ubuntu 24.04 live. I was able to suspend and resume from suspend twice, and on the third try it got āstuckā in suspend and I couldnāt do anything to resume. However unlike in my regular OS (EndeavourOS), in this case I could hold the power button to hard power off, and then I was able to reboot. Under EndeavourOS, when I suspend and try to resume, it immediately powers off and then gets stuck in a boot loop that I canāt resolve without opening up the laptop and physically disconnecting the battery and CMOS coin cell.
