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Standby battery drain in deep sleep in Linux is something we're investigating. We have seen enough reports of it to know there is an issue there, but one that
by nrp 5y ago
Standby battery drain in deep sleep in Linux is something we're investigating. We have seen enough reports of it to know there is an issue there, but one that does not occur in Windows.
We do strongly recommend updating to 3.07. The issue in 3.06 was a regression that we've released 3.07 to resolve. We'll be removing the Beta label on the release shortly since we've seen large update on the release.
I agree we have work to do collaborating with Linux distro maintainers to ensure compatibility out of the box. We've been able to do that with the team at Fedora and Fedora 35 has basically complete support and solid stability: https://community.frame.work/t/fedora-linux-35-on-the-framework-laptop/6613 https://community.frame.work/t/fedora-linux-35-on-the-framew...
Beyond that, we very much appreciate the feedback. We're always looking to improve what we're building, and real user feedback helps us do that.
- luisartola 5y agoEnabling deep sleep and hibernate solve the issue in this configuration. Once enabled, using systemctl hibernate or suspend-then-hibernate work like a charm. I wrote details here https://luisartola.com/solving-the-framework-laptop-battery-drain/ https://luisartola.com/solving-the-framework-laptop-battery-...
- nrp 5y agoToo late to edit, but that should be "we've seen large uptake on the release".
- nightowl_games 5y agoMaybe need mem_sleep_default=deep in the boot parameters in the grub config - this was needed on my XPS to stop battery drain during suspend.