| 8 May 2026 |
 Just Some Dude | which apparently means it's the s0ix modern standby? | 17:21:42 |
| Just Some Dude | Would the problem be that my generation of processor doesn't support the modern standby? | 17:24:49 |
| Just Some Dude | I updated the BIOS but that didn't do it either. | 17:28:16 |
| Just Some Dude | I had to uninstall/disable displaylink in order to get fully up to date on the kernel so I'm not sure if it was displaylink or the kernel, but it's working as advertised now. | 20:27:21 |
| Just Some Dude | At the bottom of the displaylink page there's an entry about it blocking pre-sleep service 😠| 20:29:45 |
| Just Some Dude | Thanks everyone for all your help | 20:30:02 |
 sudoforge | glad you got it sorted! | 22:11:00 |
| sudoforge | apologies for being mostly unavailable today | 22:11:13 |
| Just Some Dude | Lol now I have to find out how to install newer displaylink versions that might have fixed it. Onward and upward right? | 22:12:52 |
| Just Some Dude | No worries! Thanks for helping me find my way through. | 22:13:19 |
| sudoforge | to answer your earlier question, breaking apart [s2idle] deep:
s2idle means that your hardware is advertising that it supports suspend-to-idledeep means that your hardware is advertising that it supports suspend-to-RAM
the square brackets are used to indicate the current method
| 22:14:10 |
| sudoforge | i only use a single external display when docked, so i don't have any modern experience with displaylink (actually, the last time i used multiple monitors was with a desktop, so i guess i've never used displaylink) | 22:15:47 |
| 10 May 2026 |
 trumee | what filesystem works well with hibernating on framework laptop? | 01:20:00 |
| sudoforge | the filesystem that you want to use. | 04:31:14 |
 Albert Larsan | I have hibernation working with impermanence on btrfs in lvm in luks (and my hibernate swap is in the lvm too) on my fw 13. It even works with secure boot! | 12:34:47 |
| trumee | Do i need to setup a swap file or a swap partition for hibernation? | 13:02:22 |
| trumee | Filesystem of my choice is ZFS but hiberanation doesnt work on it. | 13:02:44 |
| trumee | this soungs good. are there any instructions anywhere which i can follow? | 13:06:35 |
| trumee | * this sounds good. are there any instructions anywhere which i can follow? | 13:06:42 |
| Just Some Dude | Should be an option if you’re using the installer right? | 13:26:35 |
| Albert Larsan | There is boot.resumeDevice option if you have a swap partition (which is easier) | 13:40:42 |
| Albert Larsan | If you can manage to navigate the mess that are my dotfiles, you can look at the spruce-frame host at https://git.sr.ht/~albertlarsan68/dotfiles
TMDU: The disk is crypted by luks. Inside luks there is a lvm PV. The VG contains two LVs: A 64-gig swap (for hibernation) and the rest is my btrfs volume. Standard-ish Impermanence setup, just made sure that the script that cleans up the root only runs once resume has been attempted. | 13:49:03 |
| sudoforge | ah, fair. hibernation on a zvol is a bad idea (although technically still... possible) | 13:52:06 |
| sudoforge | you'd just need to patch the kernel to address the missing support :P | 13:53:05 |
| sudoforge | are you using disko to configure your disk, by chance? | 13:54:07 |
| sudoforge | * | 13:57:30 |
| trumee | no i am not using disko atm. | 14:00:11 |
| trumee | I am currently using ZFS, but planning to migrate since i need hibernation. | 14:00:51 |
| sudoforge | well, the good news is that a separate swap partition would work fine, and can be encrypted (if you do that), so you can continue using ZFS as your main filesystem. | 14:05:07 |
| Albert Larsan | Note that having multiple LUKS containers on a single system has… complications. | 14:06:01 |
