Hey guys. I’ve been having an ongoing problem with my desktop where, when it goes into suspend, it’ll shut down instead of waking back up. Not a hard shutdown, either, but what appears to be a proper shutdown where everything gets nicely SIGTERM’d and everything.
Now, I’m saying all that just in case it’s related to what happened today. I stepped away from my machine after having it play Youtube videos through the night and came back to it about an hour later to find that it had been shut down. There was no indication of an improper shutdown, either, since the usual “hey, you hard powered off and now your disk needs to be fsck’d” messages weren’t there. The logs stop right before when I assume the shutdown happened, but there’s nothing in them that really sticks out as a possible reason for why it would have happened.
Getting to the point, is there somewhere other than journalctl and dmesg that I should be looking to try and figure out what happened? I’m on Fedora 43, and I’m happy to provide whatever logs are necessary. I’m really hoping it’s not a hardware fault, but I’ve had other problems that seem to indicate the PCIe port on my motherboard starting to go bad such as inexplicable static on one monitor and my GPU disconnecting whenever my cat jumps down from my lap too hard.
The last few weeks I’ve had a similar problem and I can’t find a solution. Same installation of manjaro for around 7 years. I made no system setting changes. All I do is update the system with the package manager. When I check some systemd logs or dmesg it all looks normal except from wake it mentions something about an unresponsive disk, but it always works fine after the second wake or if I just shut it down and then boot it up. It’s only a problem from suspend to wake. I can type in my password and log in but it pretty much seems after 10 seconds it suspends itself again for the first time.