Drogelbecher n00b
Joined: 29 Jun 2024 Posts: 1
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Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2024 11:31 pm Post subject: Shutdown problems (probably ACPI) |
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Hi, so to make it short I’m relatively new to Gentoo and Linux and I’ve got a problem with my Framework 16 Gentoo system. I’m not 100% convinced but it’s probably ACPI, because the symptoms are:
That the system is properly shutting down, then the screen is turned off (so far so good) but the laptop is still running (power light is still on) and once it even seemed like it working even harder (due to fans spinning up and it getting hotter)… Same with reboot it just stops right at the same point.
Another thing I noticed while setting up my system is that acpitool is erroring when trying to display the battery status and it's also unable to display anything else (besides the AC status) due to the files not existing/being inaccessible.
The system I’ve set up is using OpenRC and I used the Distribution Kernel config (I know shame on me, but I just wanted it to run this time). For the hardware it’s just a standard Framework 16 with 32gb Ram and The AMD 7040HS (no GPU, besides the on in the CPU).
In the last 5 days I tried to figure it out by myself and thing I did include: reinstalling ACPI (and making it run by default), updating the BIOS of the laptop, checking the Kernel for support (everything is checked besides SBS which is on M sooo…), checking if it’s the GPU in the ryzen (it’s running with the appropriate driver), but still it’s not working and acpitool -b returns:
Code: | acpitool: battery.cpp:816: int Count_Batteries_SysFS(): Assertion `findex < 4' failed. Aborted |
Oh and btw I tried to suspend it manually with acpitool -h cause it didn’t do that when closing the lid, but then it instantly turned on again with the kernel log just stating something like that the deepest level of suspension not being achieved…
It’s kinda sad that it’s not really working the way I want it to, especially after trying for like 5 days, but hey I guess it’s just part of my Linux journey… Thank you for the help/input in advance! |
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