Manjaro Plasma Beta 11 sleep issue after 3/22 update

[Fred Zyphal]

I've been running the latest Beta on my Pro ever since I got it, and was quite happy when they solved the mobile data issue with the release of Beta 11, however, as of yesterdays' update (3/22/22), it goes to sleep and never wakes up.  The only solution is to do a hard reset (hold the power button for a long time).

Is anyone else seeing this, and / or does anyone know a way to fix it?

[magdesign]

I've been running the latest Beta on my Pro ever since I got it, and was quite happy when they solved the mobile data issue with the release of Beta 11, however, as of yesterdays' update (2/22/22), it goes to sleep and never wakes up.  The only solution is to do a hard reset (hold the power button for a long time).

Is anyone else seeing this, and / or does anyone know a way to fix it?

having the same issue,
PPP Manjaro beta11 KDE,
kernel 5.17.0
modem 0.6.1

no idea on how to fix.
maybe some setting in: /sys/class/power_supply/

[magdesign]

**Update**

I installed Tow-Boot (which was somehow very time consuming) but since then, I am able to wake the phone up from sleep.

Since Tow-Boot might get the new standard, I recommend to flash it to the phone.

[Fred Zyphal]

Well, coincidentally, mine started to behave normally after the recent Manjaro Plasma update, sometime early to mid April ... maybe someone fixed it, after all it didn't start happening until after that mid March update.

[Fred Zyphal]

Well, coincidentally, mine started to behave normally after the recent Manjaro Plasma update, sometime early to mid April ... maybe someone fixed it, after all it didn't start happening until after that mid March update.

Ok, a slight caveat to that statement ... after starting from scratch by dd copying the latest (4/23) release of Beta 11 to my eMMC, I find that this issue is only half solved ... it behaves normally only when it's plugged in, but when it's not plugged in it still does the go to sleep and never wake up thing.

I didn't notice this after simply doing the pacman update, but after a full re-install from the new image, it only works correctly when it's plugged in.

I haven't had to mess with tow-boot yet, since dd copy to the eMMC works fine for me ... I'll try your suggestion and see what happens.

[Fred Zyphal]

**Update**

I installed Tow-Boot (which was somehow very time consuming) but since then, I am able to wake the phone up from sleep.

Since Tow-Boot might get the new standard, I recommend to flash it to the phone.

OMG ... you're right ... and with the volume up button option you have direct access to the eMMC, now I can use the disk image writer built into Ubuntu to directly flash a new image to my phone.

Why isn't Tow-Boot built in to the SPI at the factory?  Just say'n  

[magdesign]

> Why isn't Tow-Boot built in to the SPI at the factory?  Just say'n  

Because it was invented after the release of PPP