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    870DM-G does not resume from hibernate properly (Windows 8.1)

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Elaugaufein, Dec 7, 2015.

  1. Elaugaufein

    Elaugaufein Notebook Enthusiast

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    I've just finished setting up my new 870DM-G and I've noticed hibernate isn't working. The hibernation file is created but when the system reboots it reboots as if from a shut down. Is there some way to work out what exactly is causing this ? Looking around the internet it seems to be a driver issue , so that probably means identifying the driver, but is there anyway to do that ?

    Looking at event viewer I'm getting: Windows failed to resume from hibernate with error status 0xC0000411 , I'm in UEFI mode and I'm also dual-booting OpenSUSE on this (using the standard shim and grub2-efi). Secure boot is enabled.

    Looking through my system log it doesn't look like fastboot is working either. I've got critical errors when the system should be resuming from fastboot.
     
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    go to power options / advanced, then disable Hybrid Sleep for each power plan then try if it works
     
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    Just had a look and Hybrid sleep is already off on both battery and power for all my plans.
     
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    Just did a little more fiddling. It actually works as it should when I give the windows boot manager boot priority. So it's launching into the shim/grub2-efi that's actually causing the issue. Trying to find out what's causing this is going to drive me spare I suspect , debugging Linux on new Clevo's is a task for a better person than I.
     
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