2 hours ago
Hello All,
I have installed Linux Lite 4.8 on an HP 350 G2. Everything seems to work fine except for waking from the suspended state.
I have set the computer to blank the screen after 5 minutes of inactivity and suspend after 30 minutes on both power and battery.
The screen goes blank as it should after 5 minutes, then after 30 minutes it suspends and the power light starts flashing.
If I now try to wake it up by touching the mouse pad, what happens is that the power light stops flashing, but the screen stays dark. I have to touch the mouse pad again to make the screen turn on.
So I have to touch the mouse twice to wake it up every time.
This may seem like a small thing, but it is still annoying. I would like the computer to wake from sleep and turn the screen back on with a single touch of the mouse.
Can anyone please suggest a fix, or at least a way of finding out why the screen doesn't turn on when the mouse is first touched?
I have already tried to fix it by putting:
ExecStart=/usr/bin/bash -c "xrandr -d :0 --output eDP-1 --auto"
in a systemd service file "After=suspend.target", which seemed like a good idea, but soon discovered that the command was not being executed on wake after suspend.
I have installed Linux Lite 4.8 on an HP 350 G2. Everything seems to work fine except for waking from the suspended state.
I have set the computer to blank the screen after 5 minutes of inactivity and suspend after 30 minutes on both power and battery.
The screen goes blank as it should after 5 minutes, then after 30 minutes it suspends and the power light starts flashing.
If I now try to wake it up by touching the mouse pad, what happens is that the power light stops flashing, but the screen stays dark. I have to touch the mouse pad again to make the screen turn on.
So I have to touch the mouse twice to wake it up every time.
This may seem like a small thing, but it is still annoying. I would like the computer to wake from sleep and turn the screen back on with a single touch of the mouse.
Can anyone please suggest a fix, or at least a way of finding out why the screen doesn't turn on when the mouse is first touched?
I have already tried to fix it by putting:
ExecStart=/usr/bin/bash -c "xrandr -d :0 --output eDP-1 --auto"
in a systemd service file "After=suspend.target", which seemed like a good idea, but soon discovered that the command was not being executed on wake after suspend.
