ZorinOS 15.3 close the lid issue

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#39

Ok

I already boot into the recovery menu: Select the previous working 5.11.0-27 kernel Boot up Run software updater or run sudo apt dist-upgrade in terminal Once complete, reboot normally in the 5.11.0-34 kernel

Im lost know....do i run systemctl suspend or just close the lid? (remember that i have change the config to ignore)

#40

Retrace your normal steps in order to try to replicate the issue.

#41

Ok test systemctl suspend

They suspend and came back but no mouse...só freeze.

After wait the get this screen related to NVIDIA

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#42

I am going to remove the "Solution" marking since the issue is not resolved...

Can you please review this thread?:

#43

Yes

I see that maybe try to reinstall the drivers from packages and not from software updates.

"...The only solution that worked for me, was to install nvidia-driver-450-server driver, but not from “Software and Updates” GUI, but from terminal, like that:

sudo apt purge nvidia-*
sudo apt install nvidia-driver-450-server.."

#44

Test this and still the same issue. :frowning:

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#45

Update

I forgot one thing that was change the /etc/systemd/logind.conf
And put the HandleLidSwitch=suspend

After that they suspend and come back with mouse. :slight_smile:

One thing that i notice is that F1 to F12 key buttons is disable, cant change volume bright etc...

any solutions?

#46

Is suspend solved and this a new question?

#47

Yes

I forgot to edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf and change ignore to suspend.

I dont know why this keys stop working, maybe the change kernel?

EDIT:

If i use FN and F1 key they work....but normaly i dont need to do that for working.

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#48

Update

FIx the suspend in normal use.

Test with steam and the suspend works at least not freeze, but the steam gaming break.

But at least i can suspend in normall work and if i gaming i cant kill the game without shutdown.

Thanks Aravisian for all the help

#49

F1 switched to FN+F1?

#50

No, the F1 to F12 only works with FN+F1

#51

Can you remap the keys?

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#52

I dont know how can i do that?

I was think if this was Change when i try, Change de kernell in that steps?

#53

I wonder the same- if the new kernel brought a change...
You could test that by booting into the earlier kernel and testing it.
If it works normally then, then a reboot back into the -34 goes back to the current state; That would nail it down.

#54

Yes, i will try but im boot in the new kernel i guess.

Do i need to repeat this steps, but to new kernel?

"Select the previous working 5.11.0-27 kernel Boot up Run software updater or run sudo apt dist-upgrade in terminal Once complete, reboot normally in the 5.11.0-34 kernel"

#55

There is no need to run the upgrade since you have already done so.

What you are looking to test here is:
Do you see a difference between the two kernels you have?

Booting into each and testing the function that is troubling you is a great way to narrow down if it is the kernel.

#56

Yes i will test, and reply here.

Not a big issue, but i was thinking if was this change that made this happen.

Thanks again for all the help

#57

Test both kernel and dint see any differences, so need to use FN+F1...

No worries about that

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#58

had same issue simple fix:

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash button.lid_init_state=open"

then run

sudo update-grub
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