It might just be my system, but I can’t get the hastebin links to load in either firefox or chrome. I just get a blank hastebin page.
Oh, you’re right… Funny, I could open the hastebin links just a few days ago. Well, I reuploaded the logs:
PrivateBin (Output of sudo python3 ~/amd-master/scripts/amd_s2idle.py)
PrivateBin (Output of sudo dmesg > dmesg.log)
From a quick glance I agree with @James3 that this looks like something with the nvme drive. Keep in mind that I am no expert. You might try pulling the nvme drive altogether, booting from a live usb, and re-running the test, to see if anything changes. That ought to remove the nvme from the equation.
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Yep, you guys were right, it has something to do with the SSD. Booting from a live USB with no NVMe inserted fixes the issue, and I just tried installing Fedora on an old 128 GB drive, and waking up from suspend works without any issues whatsoever. So, would you suggest buying a new NVMe, or is there a way to resolve the problem with the existing one?
I would see if the issues that you are having are covered under the warranty, either from the manufacturer or the reseller. If not, I would replace the drive and only use it for stuff that you don’t care about, in case one day it completely flakes out.
Reminder that I say this as an end user, not an expert.
I’m glad that you figured out the root cause. Best of luck going forward.
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You still have “nonvs” on the kernel command line. Please try removing it. You should not need it. The dmesg is showing the command line so we can see that it is still in there.
Hi,
I didn’t change anything. I’ve now replaced the NVMe with a SN850X, which I was using as an external drive before (there was an SN850 in the laptop previously), and reinstalled Fedora. The problem is gone.
Thanks again for your help!
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