Description of problem: AMD E350 APU unreliable when returning from suspend. If dual screen attached and running X, the second monitor stays black after resume but xrandr shows the monitor present. If the machine is suspended again, the computer does not return from the second suspend. Light changes from blinking to solid but does not appear to wake. This occurs if dual screen or single. If the suspend is initiated from a console, either by pm-suspend or systemctl suspend then both screens will return reliably. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 20 - Issue started with 3.15.3 ie regression from 3.14.9. Issue still there with 3.15.5 00:01.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Wrestler [Radeon HD 6310] How reproducible: Very Steps to Reproduce: 1. From Mate desktop, initiate a suspend (menu, pm-suspend or systemctl suspend) 2. Wake computer (note second display stays black) 3. Suspend again 4. Wake computer Actual results: Power led changes from blinking to solid Screens stay black from second suspend. Changing console (Alt-F2) does not display. Computer does not respond to pings. Expected results: Computer wakes from suspend correctly as it did with 3.14.9 Additional info: The computer is a thin client with no ability to look at logs once it fails. Other hardware (ie Intel) using the same rootfs image does not exhibit the fault
More information: Still same behavior with 3.16.2. If switched to a second console and systemctl suspend is issued. The second display comes back after awakening in tty2. If Alt F1 to X display, the second goes black in X and Alt F2 console.
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