solved - Asus doesn't resume after suspend
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ASUS UX303LN laptop suspends well, but boots instead of resuming: - i changed size of partition - nvidia or nouveau doesn't change anything, nor blacklist nouveau in grub - tried kernel 4,13, 4.14.41, 4.18 and 4.19 as well but no change
"acpi_sleep=nonvs" option in grub didn't work either
I am quite lost too... can anyone help ?
latest news:blacklisted mei and mei_me > doesn't make anything, finded out that Windows 10 was corrupted (dual boot), restored it, disabled IMEI, disabled/enabled hibernate in wondows,... discharged completely the battery, changed options (wake on lid, ..) in bios, changed to newer nvidia drivers, went back to nouveau.... Nevertheless i still get the problem, ..
suspend asus bios resume
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ASUS UX303LN laptop suspends well, but boots instead of resuming: - i changed size of partition - nvidia or nouveau doesn't change anything, nor blacklist nouveau in grub - tried kernel 4,13, 4.14.41, 4.18 and 4.19 as well but no change
"acpi_sleep=nonvs" option in grub didn't work either
I am quite lost too... can anyone help ?
latest news:blacklisted mei and mei_me > doesn't make anything, finded out that Windows 10 was corrupted (dual boot), restored it, disabled IMEI, disabled/enabled hibernate in wondows,... discharged completely the battery, changed options (wake on lid, ..) in bios, changed to newer nvidia drivers, went back to nouveau.... Nevertheless i still get the problem, ..
suspend asus bios resume
asked Nov 13 at 10:07
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Do you have an NVMe M.2 SSD installed?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Nov 13 at 13:55
Nope. But i recently changed the old HDD for a SSD...
– pim
Nov 14 at 0:52
Probably irrelevant if not NVMe, but what make and model of SSD did you just install?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Nov 14 at 3:36
Samsung 860 EVO (V NAND)
– pim
Nov 14 at 8:45
libata.force=nohrst doesn't make anything either...
– pim
Nov 15 at 10:42
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ASUS UX303LN laptop suspends well, but boots instead of resuming: - i changed size of partition - nvidia or nouveau doesn't change anything, nor blacklist nouveau in grub - tried kernel 4,13, 4.14.41, 4.18 and 4.19 as well but no change
"acpi_sleep=nonvs" option in grub didn't work either
I am quite lost too... can anyone help ?
latest news:blacklisted mei and mei_me > doesn't make anything, finded out that Windows 10 was corrupted (dual boot), restored it, disabled IMEI, disabled/enabled hibernate in wondows,... discharged completely the battery, changed options (wake on lid, ..) in bios, changed to newer nvidia drivers, went back to nouveau.... Nevertheless i still get the problem, ..
suspend asus bios resume
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ASUS UX303LN laptop suspends well, but boots instead of resuming: - i changed size of partition - nvidia or nouveau doesn't change anything, nor blacklist nouveau in grub - tried kernel 4,13, 4.14.41, 4.18 and 4.19 as well but no change
"acpi_sleep=nonvs" option in grub didn't work either
I am quite lost too... can anyone help ?
latest news:blacklisted mei and mei_me > doesn't make anything, finded out that Windows 10 was corrupted (dual boot), restored it, disabled IMEI, disabled/enabled hibernate in wondows,... discharged completely the battery, changed options (wake on lid, ..) in bios, changed to newer nvidia drivers, went back to nouveau.... Nevertheless i still get the problem, ..
suspend asus bios resume
suspend asus bios resume
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Do you have an NVMe M.2 SSD installed?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Nov 13 at 13:55
Nope. But i recently changed the old HDD for a SSD...
– pim
Nov 14 at 0:52
Probably irrelevant if not NVMe, but what make and model of SSD did you just install?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Nov 14 at 3:36
Samsung 860 EVO (V NAND)
– pim
Nov 14 at 8:45
libata.force=nohrst doesn't make anything either...
– pim
Nov 15 at 10:42
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Do you have an NVMe M.2 SSD installed?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Nov 13 at 13:55
Nope. But i recently changed the old HDD for a SSD...
– pim
Nov 14 at 0:52
Probably irrelevant if not NVMe, but what make and model of SSD did you just install?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Nov 14 at 3:36
Samsung 860 EVO (V NAND)
– pim
Nov 14 at 8:45
libata.force=nohrst doesn't make anything either...
– pim
Nov 15 at 10:42
Do you have an NVMe M.2 SSD installed?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Nov 13 at 13:55
Do you have an NVMe M.2 SSD installed?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Nov 13 at 13:55
Nope. But i recently changed the old HDD for a SSD...
– pim
Nov 14 at 0:52
Nope. But i recently changed the old HDD for a SSD...
– pim
Nov 14 at 0:52
Probably irrelevant if not NVMe, but what make and model of SSD did you just install?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Nov 14 at 3:36
Probably irrelevant if not NVMe, but what make and model of SSD did you just install?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Nov 14 at 3:36
Samsung 860 EVO (V NAND)
– pim
Nov 14 at 8:45
Samsung 860 EVO (V NAND)
– pim
Nov 14 at 8:45
libata.force=nohrst doesn't make anything either...
– pim
Nov 15 at 10:42
libata.force=nohrst doesn't make anything either...
– pim
Nov 15 at 10:42
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Fine ! I did make it !
... ubuntu wasn't involved to it at the end.
... Finally had to flash the bios.. As it wasn't an update, i did use winflash with /nodate parameter, it did make the job. You should be able to make it with unetbootin as well... but didn't try it.
Thanks to WinEunuuchs2Unix for his help !
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Fine ! I did make it !
... ubuntu wasn't involved to it at the end.
... Finally had to flash the bios.. As it wasn't an update, i did use winflash with /nodate parameter, it did make the job. You should be able to make it with unetbootin as well... but didn't try it.
Thanks to WinEunuuchs2Unix for his help !
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Fine ! I did make it !
... ubuntu wasn't involved to it at the end.
... Finally had to flash the bios.. As it wasn't an update, i did use winflash with /nodate parameter, it did make the job. You should be able to make it with unetbootin as well... but didn't try it.
Thanks to WinEunuuchs2Unix for his help !
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Fine ! I did make it !
... ubuntu wasn't involved to it at the end.
... Finally had to flash the bios.. As it wasn't an update, i did use winflash with /nodate parameter, it did make the job. You should be able to make it with unetbootin as well... but didn't try it.
Thanks to WinEunuuchs2Unix for his help !
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Fine ! I did make it !
... ubuntu wasn't involved to it at the end.
... Finally had to flash the bios.. As it wasn't an update, i did use winflash with /nodate parameter, it did make the job. You should be able to make it with unetbootin as well... but didn't try it.
Thanks to WinEunuuchs2Unix for his help !
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Do you have an NVMe M.2 SSD installed?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Nov 13 at 13:55
Nope. But i recently changed the old HDD for a SSD...
– pim
Nov 14 at 0:52
Probably irrelevant if not NVMe, but what make and model of SSD did you just install?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Nov 14 at 3:36
Samsung 860 EVO (V NAND)
– pim
Nov 14 at 8:45
libata.force=nohrst doesn't make anything either...
– pim
Nov 15 at 10:42