suspend/resume: (almost) endless try-and-error loop resuming
For quite a while, I'm experiencing "a bumpy ride" when trying to resume from suspend, running Xubuntu 20.04.1 (64bit):
- It goes to sleep, but:
- when I try to resume, it wakes up for a few seconds
- then freezes
- then goes back to suspend
- continue as long as you like
- maybe you get a stable login session back ;)
Sometimes, when trying long enough to "revive" it, I get a stable login in X11, seeing the following error message:
xubuntu GDBus.Error:örg.freedesktop.DBus.Error.InvalidArgs: Type of message, '(yb)', does not match expected type '(b)'
I've found this report 15919 - login / logout race condition with dbus error in the old bugzilla. Closed as it couldn't be reproduced.
I'm having this issue for over half a year now.
Any ideas?
PS: Sometimes it seems to help to delete "~/.cache/sessions" before suspending, but sometimes it doesn't.
PPS: I remember having fiddled around with saving sessions on logout. My current settings are shown in the screenshot.
