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Sleep issue on Main 3.7, SD wakes by itself again #1493
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I've seen this too, notably when docked in desktop mode. |
I am having this issue on SteamOS 3.6 |
Seeing the same issue on 3.6 which is now on preview. Using Steam Deck OLED |
If this happens to you again, please go to settings->system and submit a system report. Then reply here with your steam username or profile link and I can take a look at your logs. |
What's sometimes happening now is:
I can't confirm that's it's happening every time, but it's definitely happening some of the time. Just submitted a system report. My username is sdornan, same as here. |
Thanks for the system report. Also, for anyone familiar with a terminal, besides the system report collecting this extra data would also be useful after the system wakes up:
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Hello, I have the same issue on Steam OS 3.6 with my OLED SteamDeck. It happens every time I try to put the Steam Deck to sleep while playing "Cassette Beasts". Handle: quh91 (system report submitted)
cat /proc/interrupts
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@kuhjunge the device waking up your deck is the SSD. Are you using the original SSD or an aftermarket SSD? |
I have a aftermarket SSD (WD PC SN740 NVMe SSD 2TB). |
I have the same SSD. |
I've been seeing this in 3.6.3 as well. Press the button, sleep animation, then back to being on like nothing happens. After one or two more tries it usually goes to sleep. I haven't paid attention if it happens out-of-game too, but it definitely happens while a game's running. |
I have this same issue with the SN740 2TB on 3.6 Preview |
There is a potential fix to prevent these SSDs from preventing the deck from going to sleep in the 6.5.0-valve7 kernel. I’ll update this thread once that kernel is available in a SteamOS image so you can test it. |
Same issue on 3.6.x, but my SSD is a Sabrent Rocket Q4 2TB. |
The kernel with the potential fix is now available in the "Main" OS update channel. Would be good to know if it addresses the sleep bug with your SSDs. I would recommend opting from Main back to Beta or Stable after you run your tests, as Main can often have a lot of unexpected bugs. It is the nightly development build of SteamOS. You can confirm you have the right kernel by running this command and checking that the version says
If you don't know how to install the Main OS beta, don't worry this fix will be coming to Preview soon. |
I've just installed main, and my first findings are that both for gaming mode and desktop mode suspend seems to work, even when playing a game, but resume does a reboot, back to the "checking the installation" boot screen, followed by the boot video. $ uname -a $ sudo smartctl -a /dev/nvme0 === START OF INFORMATION SECTION === |
@jbbandos can you submit a system report after you see the resume/rebooting bug? You can do that from Settings->System->scroll to bottom of page. Then I can pull the data if you send me your steam account name. |
@lostgoat Done. And my steam account name is jbbandos also. |
@jbbandos I see some errors in your logs due to third party plugins, but that may be unrelated. There are also some wifi errors, but I'm not sure if those are related either. Does setting your system to airplane mode before suspending make a difference? It would be good to know if anyone else with the sleep issue has success with the latest SteamOS main. |
@lostgoat New report submitted. I've uninstalled decky, rebooted, then switched to offline mode and suspended. Still restarted when resuming. |
I installed the main branch on my SN 740 2TB. Zero sleep issues now, works perfectly, just like 3.5 I am not experiencing any resume issues like @jbbandos is describing. I tested in desktop & game mode, and with a game open (Starfield, which is probably the heaviest game I own). |
I have this same issue on 3.6 Preview. Sleep wakes up suddenly for me. read in the forums that what's causing it isa third party SSD (we both have same WD SN740 2TB, but other third party SSDs also have this problem I read) this was a non-issue before version 3.6 Reverted to 3.5.19 Steam OS for now (Main Stable Branch) and the problem disappeared. I hope it is fixed soon :D |
For reference, I'm having this issue on a stock SSD. Haven't installed the update from main yet though. |
@jbbandos I think the resume from sleep issue is something separate. I've seen another report of someone with the same symptoms that was running the beta branch. I've created a separate issue for that problem. Can I trouble you to trigger the bug again and check if you have any kdump files in the directories I mentioned in #1536. |
Just installed the latest Preview 3.6.4, works great! |
Hi. |
Resume from sleep is now fixed, but I still have the sleep/wake issue on 3.6.5. It isn't everywhere - on the games I tested, it happens only in Fallout 4 while playing a game. Loading a game or on the main menu it suspends and stays suspended until I wake it. |
Thanks for the issue report and testing to confirm the issue is resolved. |
@lostgoat I hate to be that guy, but this isn't fixed. For me the deck keeps waking up immediately when I put it to sleep in some of the games. No Man's Sky will wake up immediately everywhere, Fallout 4 only inside the game itself (not if loading or on the main menu) |
@jbbandos please open a new issue and submit a system report after you trigger the bug. |
Your system information
On main beta 3.7, when putting to sleep via button, steamdeck does the sleep animation. Screen black for a second then turns on by itself. Can be reproduced on every game and every time. Issue not available when moving away from main 3.7
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