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5.9.9 update is looking good. Suspend and hibernate working as expected, and the intermittent issues with Bluetooth also look to be resolved. Thanks @greg2010!

When I was trying to track down the hibernation issues, I noticed that Arch wiki says initramfs needs to be configured with resume hook unless it is based on systemd hook. However, both these hooks are missing in my /etc/mkinitcpio.conf:

HOOKS="base udev autodetect modconf block keyboard keymap filesystems"

But hibernate still works. Just curious why this is? Would adding the resume hook and rebuilding intramfs be a good idea?

@ohell I do not know what could've possibly caused this. My guess it's an upstream change, but it could also be one of the patches I inherited with this package in conjunction with an upstream change. I'm not experiencing this with 11.2, and do not have access to 11.1, which makes it infeasible to debug.

If you would like to investigate further, here's a helpful article on kernel.org: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/power/basic-pm-debugging.html Note that you will need to rebuild the kernel with CONFIG_PM_DEBUG flag.

The usb error message usually indicates a malfunctioning USB device, or a hardware issue with the port, although I have seen this happen in the past with no visible consequences.

5.9.9 is now published. As usual, please let me know if there are any issues.

Hello again,

I have an update on suspend failing, journal output said swap not found. So I looked at fstab, and there was no line to mount the swap partition. Add that seems to have fixed the problem (at least I haven't had a reboot in in last 3 lid opens). I am not sure how this could have happened as part of the kernel update. Maybe you have an idea @greg2010?

Apart from this, only other suspicious thing is I have strted these messages in dmesg error log:

usb usb2-port3: Cannot enable. Maybe the USB cable is bad?

No idea if they they are serious or not.

Hi @greg2010.

I use pamac and yay. Neither seem to have built aur packages in cache. Anyhow, minor.

I resolved the webcam issue - was due to manually built bcwc-pcie driver for facetimehd (because of kernel incompatibility mentioned here earlier).

But suspend is completely broken - lid open always reboots. My mbp is 11.1

With previous kernel I didn't need to reboot it in weeks :)

Thank you for maintaining this amazing package :)

Been busy couple of weeks. I'll see if I can push out 5.9.X some time soon.

@ohell: That depends on what tools you use to interact with AUR.

I'm surprised to hear you're having issues with suspend - what generation of MBP do you have?

so ... I installed 5.83 over the weekend. Doesn't play nice with my MBP - Facetime HD camera is not detected and suspend is broken - machine reboots when opening lid.

Whereas 5.61 was rock solid. So I want to roll back. Question is whether I can find the built binary cached on my machine somewhere, or is rebuilding from source required? Usually I use downgrade to pin packages, but it just errors out with linux-macbook.

Thanks

@greg2010 thanks for the tip! running the code below fixed the public key issue curl -s https://keybase.io/heftig/pgp_keys.asc/\?fingerprint\=a2ff3a36aaa56654109064ab19802f8b0d70fc30 | gpg --with-colons --import-options import-show --import | grep 3B94A80E50A477C7

How can I download this? The GPG keys aren't working to validate it. I have managed to download the files with yay, but I can't get any farther than that. I get this error

==> ERROR: One or more PGP signatures could not be verified!
error downloading sources: linux-macbook

I've been meaning to ask this for a while now; has anybody noticed issues relates to this one? Errors related to applesmc would be reported in dmesg for anybody wishing to check; you might have to change loglevels to see the errors. https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=258303

@xristian heftig's gpg key has changed. See https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=255968 for help.