I just bought a laptop with dedicated Nvidia GTX 1650 card.
Everthing worked fine with driver version 470.57.02 for Fedora Linux.
I updated to the latest one, version 470.63.01 and when I try to put the laptop in suspend mode, both monitors (the laptop integrated and the external) goes black after a couple of blinks, like if the system tries to do something, the laptop is still powered on though.
No combination keys responds and I have to disconnect power to poweroff the laptop.
I implemented the following and rebooted my laptop, but when I close and re-open the lid, the laptop does suspend and resume, but the screen doesn’t recover. You can see the screen backlight, but nothing actually renders (so I have to reboot):
I spent lot of time making configuration changes but without success.
I tried to uninstall xorg nvidia and nouveau drivers (last one works really bad) and keep working with andgpu drivers, but AMD integrated graphics doesn’t recognize an external monitor.
I had to stop gdm service, blacklist nouveau and amdgpu, then I tried to modify grub config and generate a new grub confi file with grub-mkconfig. Also I tried to gnerate a new initramfs with dracut. Nothing worked at all.
Finally I had to reinstall Fedora in my OS mockup, and install from scratch xorg x11 nvidia and nvidia-cuda drivers. If you install nvidia drivers from rpm fussion repo, the script automatically blacklist nouveau (thankfully!)
I couldn`t find xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-power package nor rpm fussion free neither non free. Anyway, enabling nvidia suspend|resume services works fine though.
Thank you @leigh123linux, the solution to the bug works fine for me, and thanks to @nmvega for the contribution.
I hope nvidia will solve this issue in the next package update because I am still having scrren tearing issues with my nvidia GTX 1650.
Please nvidia don’t forget Linux and take care of Linux users/admins/devops as we are many many users around the globe and we deserve the same experience as windows users.
Yes, it helps. Sadly, it doesn’t work quite as well for me. Resume is the problem: The backlight of the laptop comes on, but never re-renders the desktop. I actually have to press and hold the power button to hard-reboot the laptop. Bummer. I have one of these hybrid display laptops (nVidia and Intel display cards), but I don’t know that that’s the issue (just mentioning it in case someone else reads this).
What version of Fedora are you running? I’m running Fedora-33.
Hi @thesourcehim - Thank you for bringing your thread to my attention and for the work that you are doing there!
I quickly skimmed the thread from a tiny phone browser (lol), but your issue looks very related to mine and probably even identical to it. I’ll read it more thoroughly when I get a chance, perhaps try some steps you tried and chime in over there.
This all started out of nowhere and I have two different model laptops that are affected by this. Thanks again!
Have the same issue. After enabling nvidia suspend/resume/hibernate service laptop is suspending however can not wake up. I have black screen and unresponsive keyboard, only hard reset is possible.
My card is NVIDIA Corporation GK107GLM [Quadro K1100M] (intel graphics disabled in bios). Everything works when Nvidia driver is disabled.