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Dear all,
I recently installed Arch on my notebook and I cannot complain at all. The notebook is working almost compleatly out of the box. However, a list of few things are not working as wanted. I'll address them separately in other threads though. Here, I have the following problem:
I'm using a Samsung 530U4E-S02. This notebook has two GPUs. A Radeon HD8750M and the integrated Intel GPU HD 4000 (from an i5-3337U). I installed budgie-desktop with gnome and I'm running GDM as Display Manager. Also I installed xf86-video-amdgpu as well as xf86-video-intel.
A feature I had on windows was wakeup from Standby when opening the lid of the notebook after I closed it before. This is not working on Arch though. I tried to figure out what the problem is. I read of people wanting to disable this feature, which is possible with 'echo LID > /proc/acpi/wakeup'. When examining the content of this 'file', the output is:
It seems like the LID is not detected at all. Do I have to compile a custom kernel for this? My research one the Internet did not yield a useful information. Maybe somebody of you has an idea.
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Looking forward to your answers!
Best wishes,
fwillo
Last edited by fwillo (2019-03-22 21:27:13)
After a lot of investigation, it turned out to be the battery. I simply unplugged it and plugged it back in. Then everything was working again. I'm not sure if my system update caused something funny to happen or it was a huge coincidence that the reboot I performed following the system update messed with the battery.
After my last post, I figured it must be the BIOS. I wanted to do a BIOS update, but tool via Samsung can only be used in Windows 7+ environment. First goal was to get Windows installed. I bought another mSATA SSD and attempted to install Win7 on it. Win 7 installer wouldn't boot from USB. I tried using another SSD that already had a working installation of Win 7 and swapped it in. Windows 7 would hang in the same place the installer would at the 'Starting Windows' screen.
I opened up the laptop and started removing components. RAM, Wifi, resetting BIOS via removing CMOS battery. Eventually what worked was pulling the battery and running on AC power. Windows booted instantly. Curious, I plugged the battery back in and Windows also booted properly, even without AC power. I jumped back into Arch Linux and ACPI was working fine again.
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I ended up updating the BIOS to the latest anyway: P05AAC since I had a Windows 7 drive with me.