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You have working sleep? Man I'm so jealous.

> You have working sleep? Man I'm so jealous.

Suspend to RAM does not work for you?!

What distro do you use and what kernel? What do the files /sys/power/state and /sys/power/mem_sleep contain? Maybe it's just a SystemD issue?

I'm someone else but I get https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/883 on a T495s with debian testing

I'm sad and surprised that one still has to go through so much trouble trying to use an AMD computer with Linux, especially considering the performance and security situation with Intel in the last couple of years.

For what it's worth, a comment [0] on the Archlinux BBS says that Linux 5.6.13 fixed the issue for the user's t495 and Debian seems to have 5.6.14, so if you haven't yet tried updating the kernel, definitely try now.

[0] https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1905479#p1905479

I've had working sleep since at least 2010 on ThinkPads and Dell XPS, Ubuntu and now Mint.

Geez. I think my Mint worked for a while. Now Win10 doesn't even work. I have to reboot always- I suspect it's because of my second monitor (I only started using it as a real work machine since the WFH started).

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