Ryzen 4700U failing to enter suspend/modern-standby correctly
Brief summary of the problem:
When I close the lid of my laptop, it does not actually enter the suspend/sleep state. The fan is still mildly audible, and dmesg shows some stack traces related to failing to enter suspend.
If I wait a longer period of time (30-45 minutes?), the fan is no longer spinning, but I can see by peeking between the LCD/body that the power-LED is still on (as if the laptop is still on with the fan/screen off). If I open the lid, the laptop does not come back from its pseudo-sleep, and there are no keys that can be pressed that will "wake it" up.
Hardware description:
- CPU: Ryzen 4700U
- GPU: Vega 7
- System Memory: 16GB DDR4 3200
- Display(s): 1x 1080p IPS panel
- Type of Display Connection: internal monitor
System information:
- Distro name and Version: Ubuntu 20.04
- Kernel version: 5.8.0-rc5
- Custom kernel: generic 64-bit kernel image from https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v5.8-rc5/
- AMD package version: None. Currently running libdrm master as of commit 669e1087ab606 and mesa master as of commit 395511d16915297b39d11.
How to reproduce the issue:
Detach power cord, close lid. Wait a few seconds and observe that the CPU cooling fan is still spinning audibly. Let it sit for a while (~1 minute) and re-open the lid. Run dmesg and inspect log for evidence of the suspend sequence.
Attached files:
- Dmesg log taken after closing the lid, waiting 10-15 seconds, and then re-opening it. dmesg