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Suspend/hibernate issue on Thinkpad x1 carbon gen10 #107
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I don't have lockup on suspend but I do get a segfault of the ipu6-psys module on suspend/resume and have on every kernel that I've tried. I'm currently on 6.3.7 and the only way to restore operation is to reboot the system. Here is the kernel log+stack trace from the suspend request, it fails with "Modprobe Tainted":
I am willing to help debug this if possible. |
This issue might be related. |
@HuidaeCho I can confirm that they're likely related. I can re-create the suspend segfault behavior by unloading the i2c_ljca module, after having unloaded the relevant IPU modules. To be clear, the segfault does not occur and everything runs as expected if I remove the i2c_ljca lines. I run the following script to unload/reload the modules:
Then in the dmesg log I have:
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I got the driver working(both gst-launch and v4l2-relayd) as per comment #48 (comment) with arch linux on kernel 6.0.9.
Unfortunately laptop started to freeze when tried suspend/hibernate. dmesg/journalctl output is empty. After deleting drivers everything works normally.
I tried to compile newer kernels 6.1.7 and 6.2.2 and driver doesn't work(problems with mainline ov2740, I hope the fix is described here #55 (comment) but haven't tried) but the suspend/hibernate issue persists even with camera not working. The same reproduces with mainline arch linux kernel without patches.
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