Created attachment 870144 [details] journalctl output from suspend to resume Description of problem: After having installed nvidia proprietary drivers through akmod-nvidia, the suspend/resume feature is broken. The system properly enters into suspend (S3) state but does not resume properly. No keyboard event taken into account, it needs to be rebooted. Fedora 20 kernel.x86_64 3.13.5-200.fc20.x86_64 akmod-nvidia-1:331.49-1.fc20.2.x86_64 @rpmfusion-nonfree-updates How reproducible: Just install the akmod-nvidia and dependencies + acpid, then suspend from gnome shell. Wait some seconds/minutes and press a key on the keyboard. The system resumes but is no more functional until reset. Everything works fine with nouveau driver... Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thank you in advance.
Created attachment 870145 [details] lspci output
Created attachment 870146 [details] dmidecode output
There is absolutely nothing we can do for the proprietary drivers, they're closed source. You'll have to report the issue to NVIDIA I'm afraid.
(In reply to Ben Skeggs from comment #3) > There is absolutely nothing we can do for the proprietary drivers, they're > closed source. You'll have to report the issue to NVIDIA I'm afraid. Hi Ben and thank you for your answer, Just to keep it into your knowledge base and maybe help others fighting with the same issue, I found a solution to the problem by reading carefully the README file from NVIDIA drivers. This is written to be carefull with ACPI and APIC features, so I decided to disable ACPI 2.0 and APIC related options into the BIOS and this has solved problem. The system is now able to enter sleep mode and resume properly. Regards, Gautier.