[[6.10.1] - After wakeup from sleep: NO GUI, NO SSH, NO PING]

I have found an issue which does look very similar:

https://github.com/bergware/dynamix/issues/59

 

have a look if you use post sleep script and if the last line could create a non 0 exit. A workaround is to add a command to post sleep script which never fails, for example "echo"

[[6.10.0-RC1] Unable to enable ASPM: it stays disabled even with policy and boot option (Ubuntu works, Unraid not)]

I do already use this script, it was mentioned on the documentation about manually enabling ASPM

[[6.10.0-RC1] Unable to enable ASPM: it stays disabled even with policy and boot option (Ubuntu works, Unraid not)]

@TraumG may can tell you about his devices because he has the same issue to collect more data.

 

@limetech Do you like to get an RC2 retest from me and maybe from @TraumG as well?

[[6.10.0-RC1] Unable to enable ASPM: it stays disabled even with policy and boot option (Ubuntu works, Unraid not)]

I did expect an 5.13 or 5.14 kernel on the Ubuntu daily build, but was only 5.11

 

syslogconfig-5.11.0-20-generic

 

[[6.10.0-RC1] Unable to enable ASPM: it stays disabled even with policy and boot option (Ubuntu works, Unraid not)]

6 hours ago, limetech said:

Your syslog from diags report that ACPM is enabled...

Yes, I did confirm that the force command was correctly put into boot parameters by looking into syslog as well. And ASPM does work on devices which are directly connected to CPU.

So, there is something which does ignore the enablement or something which disables ASPM for selected devices.

I did also check the power consumption in case lspci is wrong, but ASPM is really disabled on my chipset and nic.

 

I will export the ubuntu syslog as well, maybe it is the other way around and something inside ubuntu does manually enable ASPM after the kernel fails to do it? There are so many possibilities. The correct way would be to debug the boot process to find out which driver/module/script does detect and enable ASPM on the chipset. But I don't know how to do this.

[[6.10.0-RC1] Unable to enable ASPM: it stays disabled even with policy and boot option (Ubuntu works, Unraid not)]

Thank you for the prompt response.

 

No, the parameter is not needed. Ubuntu does enable ASPM without the parameter.

 

Unraid does not enable ASPM with or without parameter.

 

I was only comfortable trying this parameter because I know that Ubuntu did enable ASPM on all devices by default without setting anything. But force on Unraid didn't help at all. There are some more tricks, which I documented and tested in the old 6.9 topics. For the 6.10 I did only test the force parameter.

 

By the way, this issue is related to my chipset. If I connect PCI-E Devices direct to the CPU, they get ASPM enabled on unraid like they should, even without force. So maybe something related to the chipset is causing the disabling.

 

@limetechWhat else do you need from Ubuntu?
Do you like to get exports from all 3 Ubuntu Versions, or only the 21.10 Alpha?

[[6.9.2] Unable to enable ASPM: it stays disabled even with policy and boot option (Ubuntu works, Unraid not)]

I did repeat the test with

Ubuntu 20.04.2.0 LTS "Focal Fossa" - Release amd64 (20210209.1)

And it does support ASPM by default as well without doing anything.