Sleep, Fingerprint and Numpad hardware(?) issues

Framework Laptop 16 Linux
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I’m using Fedora 42 KDE, fully up-to-date.
My order: https://frame.work/nl/en/share-my-laptop?token=89574d3e931

When I first installed Fedora 42 KDE on my new FW16 just a week ago, it did work, albeit only after initial login. But it doesn’t work anymore. I just now updated firmware from 3.05 to .07, but that didn’t make a difference.

The dialog to add fingerprints work, but the actual sensor input does not.

    Vendor: INSYDE Corp.
    Version: 03.07
    Release Date: 08/27/2025
    Address: 0xE0000
   product: AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS w/ Radeon 780M Graphics
   vendor: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD]
   physical id: 4
   bus info: cpu@0
   version: 25.116.1

I don’t know if it makes a difference, but I also notice that often my laptop stays on while the lid is closed, but sometimes it will go to sleep. More often not though.

A minor item is that the numpad takes a while to get right after reboot? When I try to use it too early, the [enter] cycles through back-light brightness, and the + turns it off/on. After a while though it switches to expected behavior.

So if someone can help me chase down the sleep and fingerprint issues, I’d really appreciate it.

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What does it mean? You can’t add fingers in the dialog?

Also under Fedora KDE you can’t actually login with the finger print right now anyway even if you add finger prints.

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Ah, I thought I added that I knew about not being able to login with the fingerprint sensor, but apparently that had fallen off. In any case, it is still very handy after login, and when (if that works) waking from sleep.

But yeah, just like you state, the fingerprint recording dialog opens, instructs to place finger repeatedly, but does not register me placing my finger on it.