Latest upgrade of Ubuntu 18.04 leads to automatic sleep and wake servers [closed]
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My servers behave strange 5 days now. They go to sleep mode after about 10 minutes and on again, and off, and on periodic. Power configuration is Suspend Off. I do not how to fix. Both servers are unstable like that after sudo apt dist-upgrade. Tried to downgrade to kernel 4.15 from 4.16 do not solve the problem.
Please help.
server upgrade suspend restart
closed as off-topic by WinEunuuchs2Unix, Arronical, pomsky, Rinzwind, user68186 Mar 8 at 13:51
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- "Bug reports and problems specific to development version of Ubuntu should be reported on Launchpad so that developers can see, track and fix these issues." â WinEunuuchs2Unix, Arronical, pomsky, Rinzwind, user68186
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My servers behave strange 5 days now. They go to sleep mode after about 10 minutes and on again, and off, and on periodic. Power configuration is Suspend Off. I do not how to fix. Both servers are unstable like that after sudo apt dist-upgrade. Tried to downgrade to kernel 4.15 from 4.16 do not solve the problem.
Please help.
server upgrade suspend restart
closed as off-topic by WinEunuuchs2Unix, Arronical, pomsky, Rinzwind, user68186 Mar 8 at 13:51
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Bug reports and problems specific to development version of Ubuntu should be reported on Launchpad so that developers can see, track and fix these issues." â WinEunuuchs2Unix, Arronical, pomsky, Rinzwind, user68186
18.04 is not released yet. Bugs are to be expected and need to be reported on launchpad. Upgrading a server to a not-released OS is not the best choice to make. You will probably need to re-install, and restore a backup to revert back to 16.04 if you can not fix yourself.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:52
Very good suggestion about not use Development version for something important. Thank you.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:12
Same problem here. Desktop version, on Lenovo T430s, with rc4 kernel of 4.16.
â Gelma
Mar 11 at 21:50
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My servers behave strange 5 days now. They go to sleep mode after about 10 minutes and on again, and off, and on periodic. Power configuration is Suspend Off. I do not how to fix. Both servers are unstable like that after sudo apt dist-upgrade. Tried to downgrade to kernel 4.15 from 4.16 do not solve the problem.
Please help.
server upgrade suspend restart
My servers behave strange 5 days now. They go to sleep mode after about 10 minutes and on again, and off, and on periodic. Power configuration is Suspend Off. I do not how to fix. Both servers are unstable like that after sudo apt dist-upgrade. Tried to downgrade to kernel 4.15 from 4.16 do not solve the problem.
Please help.
server upgrade suspend restart
server upgrade suspend restart
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ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
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closed as off-topic by WinEunuuchs2Unix, Arronical, pomsky, Rinzwind, user68186 Mar 8 at 13:51
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Bug reports and problems specific to development version of Ubuntu should be reported on Launchpad so that developers can see, track and fix these issues." â WinEunuuchs2Unix, Arronical, pomsky, Rinzwind, user68186
closed as off-topic by WinEunuuchs2Unix, Arronical, pomsky, Rinzwind, user68186 Mar 8 at 13:51
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Bug reports and problems specific to development version of Ubuntu should be reported on Launchpad so that developers can see, track and fix these issues." â WinEunuuchs2Unix, Arronical, pomsky, Rinzwind, user68186
18.04 is not released yet. Bugs are to be expected and need to be reported on launchpad. Upgrading a server to a not-released OS is not the best choice to make. You will probably need to re-install, and restore a backup to revert back to 16.04 if you can not fix yourself.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:52
Very good suggestion about not use Development version for something important. Thank you.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:12
Same problem here. Desktop version, on Lenovo T430s, with rc4 kernel of 4.16.
â Gelma
Mar 11 at 21:50
add a comment |Â
18.04 is not released yet. Bugs are to be expected and need to be reported on launchpad. Upgrading a server to a not-released OS is not the best choice to make. You will probably need to re-install, and restore a backup to revert back to 16.04 if you can not fix yourself.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:52
Very good suggestion about not use Development version for something important. Thank you.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:12
Same problem here. Desktop version, on Lenovo T430s, with rc4 kernel of 4.16.
â Gelma
Mar 11 at 21:50
18.04 is not released yet. Bugs are to be expected and need to be reported on launchpad. Upgrading a server to a not-released OS is not the best choice to make. You will probably need to re-install, and restore a backup to revert back to 16.04 if you can not fix yourself.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:52
18.04 is not released yet. Bugs are to be expected and need to be reported on launchpad. Upgrading a server to a not-released OS is not the best choice to make. You will probably need to re-install, and restore a backup to revert back to 16.04 if you can not fix yourself.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:52
Very good suggestion about not use Development version for something important. Thank you.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:12
Very good suggestion about not use Development version for something important. Thank you.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:12
Same problem here. Desktop version, on Lenovo T430s, with rc4 kernel of 4.16.
â Gelma
Mar 11 at 21:50
Same problem here. Desktop version, on Lenovo T430s, with rc4 kernel of 4.16.
â Gelma
Mar 11 at 21:50
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Launch a bug report, it seems like it bug. however try Unity Tweak Tool it may have some power settings within it. if not disable sleep mode.
How do I disable my system from going to sleep?
It is probably Gnome Tweak Tool now a days, since that the default DE for 18.04.
â Soren A
Mar 8 at 13:49
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Please do not provide answers for a server with software where you need a desktop.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:49
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Thank you so much, Joel. I followed the link you provided. Tried the second guide with "sudo systemctl mask sleep.target suspend.target hibernate.target hybrid-sleep.target". And the two IoT servers is up and running again. Never sleep after 1 hour. Lovely.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:17
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1 Answer
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active
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Launch a bug report, it seems like it bug. however try Unity Tweak Tool it may have some power settings within it. if not disable sleep mode.
How do I disable my system from going to sleep?
It is probably Gnome Tweak Tool now a days, since that the default DE for 18.04.
â Soren A
Mar 8 at 13:49
1
Please do not provide answers for a server with software where you need a desktop.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:49
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Thank you so much, Joel. I followed the link you provided. Tried the second guide with "sudo systemctl mask sleep.target suspend.target hibernate.target hybrid-sleep.target". And the two IoT servers is up and running again. Never sleep after 1 hour. Lovely.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:17
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Launch a bug report, it seems like it bug. however try Unity Tweak Tool it may have some power settings within it. if not disable sleep mode.
How do I disable my system from going to sleep?
It is probably Gnome Tweak Tool now a days, since that the default DE for 18.04.
â Soren A
Mar 8 at 13:49
1
Please do not provide answers for a server with software where you need a desktop.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:49
2
Thank you so much, Joel. I followed the link you provided. Tried the second guide with "sudo systemctl mask sleep.target suspend.target hibernate.target hybrid-sleep.target". And the two IoT servers is up and running again. Never sleep after 1 hour. Lovely.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:17
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Launch a bug report, it seems like it bug. however try Unity Tweak Tool it may have some power settings within it. if not disable sleep mode.
How do I disable my system from going to sleep?
Launch a bug report, it seems like it bug. however try Unity Tweak Tool it may have some power settings within it. if not disable sleep mode.
How do I disable my system from going to sleep?
answered Mar 8 at 13:42
Joel
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It is probably Gnome Tweak Tool now a days, since that the default DE for 18.04.
â Soren A
Mar 8 at 13:49
1
Please do not provide answers for a server with software where you need a desktop.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:49
2
Thank you so much, Joel. I followed the link you provided. Tried the second guide with "sudo systemctl mask sleep.target suspend.target hibernate.target hybrid-sleep.target". And the two IoT servers is up and running again. Never sleep after 1 hour. Lovely.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:17
add a comment |Â
It is probably Gnome Tweak Tool now a days, since that the default DE for 18.04.
â Soren A
Mar 8 at 13:49
1
Please do not provide answers for a server with software where you need a desktop.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:49
2
Thank you so much, Joel. I followed the link you provided. Tried the second guide with "sudo systemctl mask sleep.target suspend.target hibernate.target hybrid-sleep.target". And the two IoT servers is up and running again. Never sleep after 1 hour. Lovely.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:17
It is probably Gnome Tweak Tool now a days, since that the default DE for 18.04.
â Soren A
Mar 8 at 13:49
It is probably Gnome Tweak Tool now a days, since that the default DE for 18.04.
â Soren A
Mar 8 at 13:49
1
1
Please do not provide answers for a server with software where you need a desktop.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:49
Please do not provide answers for a server with software where you need a desktop.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:49
2
2
Thank you so much, Joel. I followed the link you provided. Tried the second guide with "sudo systemctl mask sleep.target suspend.target hibernate.target hybrid-sleep.target". And the two IoT servers is up and running again. Never sleep after 1 hour. Lovely.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:17
Thank you so much, Joel. I followed the link you provided. Tried the second guide with "sudo systemctl mask sleep.target suspend.target hibernate.target hybrid-sleep.target". And the two IoT servers is up and running again. Never sleep after 1 hour. Lovely.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:17
add a comment |Â
18.04 is not released yet. Bugs are to be expected and need to be reported on launchpad. Upgrading a server to a not-released OS is not the best choice to make. You will probably need to re-install, and restore a backup to revert back to 16.04 if you can not fix yourself.
â Rinzwind
Mar 8 at 13:52
Very good suggestion about not use Development version for something important. Thank you.
â ÃÂan ÃÂiá»Ân Ngá»Âc Huỳnh
Mar 8 at 20:12
Same problem here. Desktop version, on Lenovo T430s, with rc4 kernel of 4.16.
â Gelma
Mar 11 at 21:50