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Linux distro for Pinebook Pro where Suspend works - appdev46 - 01-23-2020
Does anyone know of a distro for the Pinebook Pro where Suspend is reliably working?
Is there a way to get it working on default Debian image?
RE: Linux distro for Pinebook Pro where Suspend works - tophneal - 01-23-2020
Look for an image with the BSP kernel. I think ayufan made a few, they have sleep. The Chromium does, too. Don't know about the OOTB Debian though, I thought it did sleep. "Reliable" is still a debatable metric, though.
RE: Linux distro for Pinebook Pro where Suspend works - Arglebargle - 01-23-2020
(01-23-2020, 09:01 PM)tophneal Wrote: Look for an image with the BSP kernel. I think ayufan made a few, they have sleep. The Chromium does, too. Don't know about the OOTB Debian though, I thought it did sleep. "Reliable" is still a debatable metric, though.
Sleep is reliable on Ayufan's Ubuntu, though like other distros plugging/unplugging the power will wake the device from sleep and leave it on while the lid is still closed.
Linux distro for Pinebook Pro where Suspend works - tophneal - 01-23-2020
What's the sleep behavior of ootb Debian? It's kernel wasn't forked from bsp?
RE: Linux distro for Pinebook Pro where Suspend works - appdev46 - 01-24-2020
Ootb debian does sleep for me but then randomly will wake and drain the battery.
I hit suspend, red led comes in, screen goes black but come back hours later and it could be on.
I really like ootb debian besides this one issue.
RE: Linux distro for Pinebook Pro where Suspend works - nihil - 03-29-2020
Suspend on Manjaro + XFCE is working for me.
Change the action for 'closing lid' to suspend, and that was all.
RE: Linux distro for Pinebook Pro where Suspend works - xmixahlx - 03-29-2020
suspend can be working for anything using recent manjaro kernel. deep sleep is about 0.1% per hour.