Hi everyone,
I have been facing a weird issue ever since I got my laptop where occasionally waking up from suspend will not properly wake up the SSD.
This causes the filesystem to become read-only, the DE will start showing visual bugs, programs will not run, and shutting down will not work: you will have to hard reset.
I am running Arch with kernel 6.7.2, BIOS 3.0.3.
My SSD in the SK Hynix P41 Platinum.
I’m not sure if this issue is specific to framework, or if it’s an issue with my SSD. I would like to know if anyone else is also facing similar issues.
The weird thing is that this issue does not happen consistently: suspend works the vast majority of times.
journalctl only displays the following entry:
Jan 29 12:04:58 PC systemd-sleep[7851]: Performing sleep operation ‘suspend’…
This is the last entry from the boot, so obviously logs are missing since the SSD is not operational until I reset.
I have found a similar post here in 2022 which I believe is the same issue, but occurring on a Sabrent SSD and Intel 11th gen: [TRACKING] Resuming from deep sleep fails on Linux (SSD unresponsive?)
Additionally, I have found a solution on the Arch wiki about what I believe is the same problem: Solid state drive/NVMe - ArchWiki
Which says to add
amd_iommu=off
to the kernel parameters. I know there have been some issues with iommu, so I will be doing this and I’ll report back if it is still happening. I am just creating this post to see if anyone else is experiencing similar issues.