Which Linux distro are you using?
Fedora Workstation KDE Spin
Which release version? 41
Which kernel are you using? Linux 6.12.8-200.fc41.x86_64 x86_64 (output of $ uname -srm
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Which BIOS version are you using? JFP30.03.05
Which Framework Laptop 13 model are you using? AMD Ryzen™ 7640U
When I received the FW13 last summer, I installed Fedora Linux on it and set up hibernation to save my time and my laptop’s battery. It was working just fine, until very recently. Whenever I resumed from hibernation, the backlight of the LCD display would start to flicker, slowly at first, but then get faster and faster until it turns off altogether. This requires me to fully restart the laptop, as this never happens when I boot from a fully powered off state, but still prevails after sleeping. I thought that this might have been a problem with the display cable, so I reseated it to no avail. The issue only appearing after hibernating leads me to believe that this is a software issue, rather than a hardware one. Would anyone happen to know any possible solution for this, besides invoking my warranty and getting a new display?
Here’s the problem in a gif. The image is still being displayed, but the brightness of it is even lower than the one I can set myself, and the buttons don’t help it.