Fedora - Bluetooth Wake from Suspend

Framework Laptop 13 Linux
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Disclaimer: newbie to the world of Linux.

My setup:

  • Framework 13 AMD Ryzen
  • Fedora 40.
  • using external monitor

I have a bluetooth keyboard and an Apple Magic Trackpad. I have used both devices with no problems with my previous laptops (HP/Win11 and MacbookPro).

Now, I can connect these device my framework laptop. But after the laptop suspends (the lid closed as I am using an external monitor), I am unable to wake it. I have to open the lid for the laptop to wake and only then I am able to connect both device and login.

I have been reading online about enabling power/awake for all USB devices. For example: wireless - Wake up from suspend using USB device - Ask Ubuntu

I have tried doing so, but I am not able to find my devices among the USB products.
I can find them through dmesg but I see that these devices are living in a completely different path (e.g devices/virtual/misc/uhid/0005:004D:0265.0007/input/input18).

Perhaps I am missing something. But can somebody help me finding the right configuration to enable these bluetooth device to wake my laptop from suspend?

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Moved your thread to the Linux subcategory for better visibility, good luck!

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I am having the same issue with exactly the same hardware setup using Fedora 39. Did you find any solution?

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I know I am necroing this thread but can someone help out with this?

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Linux don’t have the mode that similar to Modern Standby or Power Nap, so no.

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It definitely is possible on my previous laptop using Ubuntu, so I would not say it’s a Linux problem.

I’m facing the same annoying issue on Fedora 40 and 41. I might test on a bootable USB with Ubuntu to see if it’s different.

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Same here. Is this just a Linux problem? I seem to remember Windows allowing this.

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Same, I would really like for this to be possible. My FW13 laptop is usually closed and plugged to an external monitor and I have to open the lid to wake it from suspend. My workaround at the moment is just to not use suspend at all and just turn off the display, which is not ideal…

I remember looking into this when I got my FW (Batch 6 AMD) and found nothing at that time. Maybe it could now be an option? Would be a nice improvement.

Setup:

  • Framework 13 - AMD 7040 Series (DIY Edition; Batch 6)
  • Fedora 41
  • BIOS 3.05
  • Expension Card Slots:
    1 = USB-C
    2 = USB-A
    3 = USB-C
    4 = Display Port or HDMI