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Fedora suspend wakes up immediately
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dmesgand system logs and post relevant entries.pastebin.com/ZsZ8MguP
I saw your comment that you don't have swap enabled, and you're trying to hibernate. This won't work. Create a swapfile equal to your memory size.
https://linuxize.com/post/create-a-linux-swap-file/
hey im trying to suspend not hibernate.
The resume message suggests otherwise...
Are you POSITIVE your BIOS supports S3 and not S4?
im not sure, it shows [s2idle]. however my laptop used to succesfully suspend in arch, ubuntu and windows when i used them few months back. this week ive tried mint and fedora and both have this issue. as another person here said i think its a kernel issue