Sleep Mode Not Functioning

[Beyondzxc]

Bug Report

What's the issue you encountered?

[ I've updated to the latest atmosphere and for a while was encountering no issues. A few days later, everytime I go into cfw and go into sleep mode, it never wakes up and I have to hold the power button to reset it.]

[ No changes were made to atmosphere. ]

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How can the issue be reproduced?

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[ Downloading the latest Atmosphere seems to be the only cause for this issue.]

Crash Report

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System Firmware Version

19.0.0

Environment?

• What bootloader (fusèe, hekate, etc) was Atmosphère launched by: hekate
• Official release or unofficial build:
  • [ pre-release build ]
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• Do you have additional kips or sysmodules you're loading:N/A
• Homebrew software installed: [ * ]
• EmuMMC or SysNAND:
  • [ SysNAND]

Additional context?

• Additional info about your environment:
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[impeeza]

it's a HOS problem not atmosphère AS HAS BEEN STATED ON THE OTHERS ISSUES, please wait for Firmware 19.0.1 and the proper Atmosphère support to it.

[ffffalcao]

updating sys-clk fixed it for me

[Teottry08]

updating sys-clk fixed it for me

Could you please help me with that?

[impeeza]

This is not Atmosphère issue. Please close the issue and go to GBATemp or Discord for support

[KingKarlos2020]

I'm on 19.0.0 and it boots to OFW in seconds and the sleep mode works. When I use AMS1.8.0 its takes along time to boot and if it goes to sleep mode it stays black screen and sometimes just reboots to hekate.

[ffffalcao]

updating sys-clk fixed it for me

Could you please help me with that?

Assuming that you already have sys-clk installed on your switch and that the cause of the problem is the same mine was

Go to sys-clk github and download the latest release (sys-clk-2.0.1.zip), extract it and follow the instructions on the Readme file

[Paradox625]

updating sys-clk fixed it for me

This fixed it for me. Just go to sys-click release page download latest and drag and drop files if you already have sys-click setup from the past firmware