Hibernate Status Button Extension not working

Framework Laptop 13 Linux
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I’m a linux beginner and got the Framework 13 2 weeks ago. Since then I followed the recommended setup procedure for getting hibernate to work on Fedora but the suspend-then-hibernate-settings application isn’t completely functional for me.

My Setup:

  • Framework 13 AMD Ryzen 7 AI 350
  • 1TB SSD + 32GB RAM (according to frameworks recommendations)
  • OS: Fedora 42 Workstation with Gnome 48

What I did:

Current situation:

  • installation of the application works fine (not entirely sure?)
  • except step 3) Manage Hibernate Extension everything else seems to work how its intended
  • on step 3 I get some errors on the CLI I started the suspend-then-hibernate-settings from
  • the Hibernate Status Button extension is shown as installed in extension manager but can’t be activated and shows some GLib.FileError [...] file could not be opened: open() failed: file or folder not found error
  • hibernate and suspend-then-hibernate buttons are missing on the power-menu

So far I managed to:

  • hibernate successfully setting the powerkey action to hibernate in the power-settings menu
  • set lid close action to suspend-then-hibernate in /etc/systemd/logind.conf which seems work work fine with the time specified in /etc/systemd/sleep.conf

BUT I can’t figure out how I can add the hibernate and suspend-then-hibernate options to the powermenu. Starting the application with sudo didn’t work. A possible workaround could be to assign keyboard shortcuts to the systemctl hibernate and systemctl suspend-then-hibernate commands which seem to work fine. But I’m more of a GUI kind of user and would prefer access to those options through the powermenu to chose between between them without having to resort to pressing the power button or closing the lid respectively. Did anyone else have problems with the application on any of the Framework 13 Ryzen AI300 Laptops yet?

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