Hi! On 15.09.24 14:44, W wrote: > > I've got some problems with newer kernels during hibernation and > waking up from hibernation. > The symptom of the issue is that there is HDD power switching executed > after I run pm-hibernate command and the same HDD power switching > during the wake up process from hibernation. Thx for the report. I CCed Damien and Niklas (and the regressions list), maybe they have an idea. If they do not reply you most likely need to perform a bisection to raise interest in your report. And FWIW, there is one important info that afaics is missing from your report: If the latest mainline kernel (e.g. 6.11) still affected? Ciao, Thorsten > As the HDD power switch process I mean: powering off my HDD and > immediately after that powering on the HDD. This process in my case > takes about 1 second. > > Here there are more details about both operations: hibernation and > waking up: > > Hibernation process: > 1. in shell I type: "pm-hibernate" > 2. kernel is preparing system to hibernation > 3. hdd is powered off and immediately powered on - it takes about one > second or less to do the power switch > 4. kernel is saving mem image to swap partition with printing progress > in percentage > 5. PC and HDD are powered off > > Waking up process: > 1. my PC and HDD are powered off, I'm pressing any key on my keyboard > so it is powering up my PC > 2. kernel is starting, recognizes that there is mem image on swap and > starting to load it - printing progress percentage > 3. hdd is powered off and immediately powered on - it takes about one > second or less to do the power switch > 4. system is ready to use and working fine > > So to sum up - in both processes described above the problematic step > is the step 3. > > I noticed this issue when I switched kernel 6.4.12 to 6.7.5. So far I > haven't used git bisect yet to find the exact offending commit so the > change might be introduced somewhere between 6.4.12 and 6.7.5. > In 6.4.12 I have not such an issues with HDD power switching. The > issues exist in 6.7.5 and newer ones and probably somewhere between > 6.4.12 and 6.7.5. > > I noticed some errors in dmesg coming from ahci driver like these: > Sep 11 15:49:30 localhost kernel: ahci 0000:00:17.0: port does not > support device sleep > > and ACPI BIOS errors like these: > Sep 11 15:49:30 localhost kernel: ACPI BIOS Error (bug): Could not > resolve symbol [\_SB.PCI0.SAT0.PRT0._GTF.DSSP], AE_NOT_FOUND > (20240322/psargs-330) > > Please take a look at included dmesg in the attachment. > > The mainboard I use is: Gigabyte Z370 HD3P with the newest available > BIOS update. > > I'd like to ask if this is known issue and if yes how could I fix it? > I'm not quite sure where exactly is the issue: in kernel or in my > Gigabyte BIOS?
