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Airplane mode on resume and no wireless #181
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Hi, TLP does not touch wifi on suspend/resume and has no configuration to do so. What happens on suspend/resume with TLP uninstalled? Please show the full output of
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I still need your answer on my above question:
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Oh yes, sorry about that. Suspend/resume works normally with TLP uninstalled and wireless works fine. It usually works when TLP is installed as well, but sometimes when I resume (like today) the screen doesn't turn on and there is no response. |
First of all your TLP installation is incomplete
TLP is neither invoked upon system start nor upon suspend/resume. Correct this with:
and check if the symptoms change. If not, next try is to disable Runtime PM on battery
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Ok, thanks. I enabled the services and I will reply to this issue if there are any problems. I will close this issue for now. There was no warning to run this command: |
Feature in v0.9. In Arch it's systemd-rfkill.service without the @. |
I had this issue again right now and I tried everything. Finally I disabled Runtime PM on battery and it worked on reboot. Do you have some idea of what this means? |
Buggy kernel driver (as always). Instead of [1] http://linrunner.de/en/tlp/docs/tlp-configuration.html#runtimepm |
I've had this problem happen on my laptop (Asus ZenBook UX305FA) a few times now and I just recovered from it. If I leave my laptop lid shut overnight, it suspends and resumes correctly most of the time. Every once in a while (like just now), I open the laptop lid to find the suspend light indicator stabilize but the screen does not come on. When I reboot to my desktop environment (GNOME 3), it shows airplane mode enabled. When I disable it, my bluetooth appears but no wireless.
I tried all some settings in my BIOS to trigger my wireless to enable - toggling Fast Boot, CSM mode, Network Stack - but nothing worked. I uninstalled tlp and magically my wireless came back on. I'm somewhat familiar with the tlp configuration file, but in this case I'm not sure if it's a bug in the program, the driver or if there is some setting that needs to be changed.
I would really appreciate your help with this because this is a long time recurring issue. I'm not sure what log file output to provide, so please let me know if that would be helpful.
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