Hey folks! Long time FW13 11th Gen Intel user here. I’ve been running Arch Linux on my FW13 for the past ~year and had sleep / hibernate working without a problem. The entire time I had swapped Ctrl and Fn in the BIOS.
I recently (past week? two?) updated the BIOS to 3.22 and have noticed the following two issues after the machine goes to hibernate for an extended period of time:
- I will have to connect the laptop to AC power to wake it. Pressing the power button alone is not sufficient to wake the laptop. After I connect it to power, I, eventually, get back to my systemd-boot kernel picker. But this used to be ~instantaneous.
- The Ctrl/Fn will be back to the default (e.g. Ctrl sends Ctrl, Fn sends Fn) instead of swapped as I had it set in the BIOS.
The former I can accept as some sort of Linux/BIOS/etc. interaction … but the latter is weird as it seems like a BIOS setting is getting lost or something.
Has anyone seen anything like this before? This feels different from the posts about the Fn key stopping working after a period of time. (e.g. [TRACKING] Fn key stops working on PopOS after a while).
Thanks!