It's referred to as 'sleep of death', my debian-running x230 also has it. Do you at least know what 'layer' of the system can be attributed to causing this? I h

It's referred to as 'sleep of death', my debian-running x230 also has it. Do you at least know what 'layer' of the system can be attributed to causing this? I haven't spend much time researching this myself either.