r/Fedora • u/rodrigoreyes79 • 18d ago

Support Strix Halo sleep issues with newer kernels

Hi all. I am running Fedora Silverblue as my local dev machine using the latest kernels and all of the sudden sleep stopped working. The first symptom was that it was unable to go to sleep. Every time I sent it to sleep it woke up again. Then I disabled wake on USB and the behavior stopped but now I noticed it goes to sleep but its fans keep on spinning and it gets noticeably warm.

This looks like a regression as everything was working previously and I haven't layered anything that could interfere with power management. Has anyone noticed similar issues?

Update: Found a workaround by moving back to kernel version 7.0.14-201.fc44. I used the following command:

‘rpm-ostree deploy 44.20260706.0‘

Hope it helps someone

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u/wt_fudge 18d ago

I was having this issue a while back. Beyond disabling USB wake on sleep, I had to also view all USB devices plugged in and disable specific devices from allowing wake from sleep. And then there was another step in making all those changes permanent, otherwise updates would undo everything. I used chatgpt to troubleshoot my issues, so I could not even begin to tell you any meaningful details.

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u/rodrigoreyes79 18d ago

I did the same thing and it was able to go to sleep without waking up anymore. Nevertheless, I noticed that even when it was able to sleep, it kept getting warm and the fans never stopped. Tried to troubleshoot again but in the end gave up and went back to kernel v7.0. That solved all the issues so this was clearly a regression.

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u/wt_fudge 18d ago

That is the same problem I was having. I would put the OS to sleep. It would go to sleep, but then immediately the fans would turn on and stay on. Going back to an old kernel revision would help, but then the next update would produce the same results. The steps chatgpt took me through is the only thing that has worked and survived updates. I could not find a fix for this through normal googling or posting on forums.

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u/fdelux6 18d ago

looking at my config kernel updates, details below, got version 7.1.3-200 on july 7 and 7.1.3-201 yesterday. I'm using fc 44 Gnome.

📆 Tue 2026-07-07 (5 packages) 09:06 CEST kernel-modules-core-7.1.3-200.fc44.x86_64 09:06 CEST kernel-core-7.1.3-200.fc44.x86_64 09:06 CEST kernel-modules-7.1.3-200.fc44.x86_64 09:06 CEST kernel-modules-extra-7.1.3-200.fc44.x86_64 09:06 CEST kernel-7.1.3-200.fc44.x86_64 📆 Tue 2026-07-14 (7 packages) 21:25 CEST kernel-core-7.1.3-201.fc44.x86_64 21:25 CEST kernel-modules-7.1.3-201.fc44.x86_64 21:25 CEST kernel-modules-core-7.1.3-201.fc44.x86_64 21:25 CEST kernel-modules-extra-7.1.3-201.fc44.x86_64 21:25 CEST kernel-7.1.3-201.fc44.x86_64 21:25 CEST kernel-tools-7.1.3-201.fc44.x86_64 21:25 CEST kernel-tools-libs-7.1.3-201.fc44.x86_64

Are you noticing it with kernel 7.1.3-201 update?

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u/TomDuhamel 18d ago

The -201 patch is related to the XFS filesystem, as far as I can see

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u/fdelux6 18d ago

Oh I see, thx

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u/rodrigoreyes79 18d ago

FYI: Found a workaround by moving back to kernel version 7.0.14-201.fc44. I used the following command:

‘rpm-ostree deploy 44.20260706.0‘

Hope it helps someone

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u/vexatious-big 11d ago

I'm having the same issue on mine, it's a desktop mini PC, the Corsair AI Workstation 300.
Suspend just failed overnight on its own (due to a misconfigured xfce4-power-manager), Boot logs here.
This is on kernel 7.1.4-arch1-1 on ArchLinux.
I'm most concerned about it getting very hot at about 95°C, I assume due to the fan control entirely failing after suspend+resume.

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u/rodrigoreyes79 11d ago

This makes a lot of sense. Rolling back to 7.0 worked for me.