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Not able to hibernate or suspend centos system
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
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Why I closed the “Why is Kali so hard” questionI'm not able connect internet from vmware player with centosCentOS 6.5 will not sleep after period of inactivityHow to run systemd user service to trigger on sleep (aka. suspend, hibernate)?Not Able to run telnet service on CentOS machineNot able to mount centos serverkeep CentOS 7 from sleepingNot able to SSH from CentOS to CentOSCentOS hibernate state expires?Can't suspend Debian machine: wakes up immediately after sleep (“PM: Device usb1 failed to suspend async”)Suspend delayed after lid close
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I am running Centos 7 and all I want to do is make my computer go to sleep immediately. There is a setting I have set to make my computer go to sleep but only after a certain amount of inactivity but when I leave work, I want to be able to make it go to sleep immediately right after instead of turning my computer off.
I looked and found this link
https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-command-to-suspend-hibernate-laptop-netbook-pc/
and I tried both commands
sudo systemctl suspend
and
sudo systemctl hibernate
and get the message
A dependency job for suspend.target failed. See 'journalctl -xe' for details.
I just want to be able to make my computer go to sleep so that I can pick up from where I left off the day before instead of turning off my computer everytime I leave from work.
centos sleep
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I am running Centos 7 and all I want to do is make my computer go to sleep immediately. There is a setting I have set to make my computer go to sleep but only after a certain amount of inactivity but when I leave work, I want to be able to make it go to sleep immediately right after instead of turning my computer off.
I looked and found this link
https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-command-to-suspend-hibernate-laptop-netbook-pc/
and I tried both commands
sudo systemctl suspend
and
sudo systemctl hibernate
and get the message
A dependency job for suspend.target failed. See 'journalctl -xe' for details.
I just want to be able to make my computer go to sleep so that I can pick up from where I left off the day before instead of turning off my computer everytime I leave from work.
centos sleep
edited Apr 12 at 15:03
Rui F Ribeiro
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I am running Centos 7 and all I want to do is make my computer go to sleep immediately. There is a setting I have set to make my computer go to sleep but only after a certain amount of inactivity but when I leave work, I want to be able to make it go to sleep immediately right after instead of turning my computer off.
I looked and found this link
https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-command-to-suspend-hibernate-laptop-netbook-pc/
and I tried both commands
sudo systemctl suspend
and
sudo systemctl hibernate
and get the message
A dependency job for suspend.target failed. See 'journalctl -xe' for details.
I just want to be able to make my computer go to sleep so that I can pick up from where I left off the day before instead of turning off my computer everytime I leave from work.
centos sleep
edited Apr 12 at 15:03
Rui F Ribeiro
42.1k1483142
asked Apr 11 at 20:49
AMVPlusPlusAMVPlusPlus
275
I am running Centos 7 and all I want to do is make my computer go to sleep immediately. There is a setting I have set to make my computer go to sleep but only after a certain amount of inactivity but when I leave work, I want to be able to make it go to sleep immediately right after instead of turning my computer off.
I looked and found this link
https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-command-to-suspend-hibernate-laptop-netbook-pc/
and I tried both commands
sudo systemctl suspend
and
sudo systemctl hibernate
and get the message
A dependency job for suspend.target failed. See 'journalctl -xe' for details.
I just want to be able to make my computer go to sleep so that I can pick up from where I left off the day before instead of turning off my computer everytime I leave from work.
centos sleep
centos sleep
edited Apr 12 at 15:03
Rui F Ribeiro
42.1k1483142
asked Apr 11 at 20:49
AMVPlusPlusAMVPlusPlus
275
edited Apr 12 at 15:03
Rui F Ribeiro
42.1k1483142
asked Apr 11 at 20:49
AMVPlusPlusAMVPlusPlus
275
edited Apr 12 at 15:03
Rui F Ribeiro
42.1k1483142
edited Apr 12 at 15:03
Rui F Ribeiro
42.1k1483142
edited Apr 12 at 15:03
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asked Apr 11 at 20:49
AMVPlusPlusAMVPlusPlus
275
asked Apr 11 at 20:49
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275
asked Apr 11 at 20:49
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Do you have either the pm-suspend or pm-hibernate programs installed? These tools work independently of systemd, and thus would not be affected by systemd's problem. You can get both of these tools from the package pm-utils, although IDK if that package is available on CentOS (it's not in Fedora), so you might have to build it from source. You can get it from this git repo: git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/pm-utils
You could also try install the uswusp package, although that might not be available in CenOS's repos, either. If you install this, you can use s2disk to hibernate, and s2ram to suspend to ram. You can get this program from Sourceforge.
A third option is to tell the system to suspend directly, without calling a specific program. This can be done by overwriting the /sys/power/state file with with "disk" to hibernate, or with "mem" to suspend. Do note that this file can only be modified by root. You could overwrite it by doing something like sudo sh -c 'printf mem > /sys/power/state', or echo disk | sudo dd status=none of=/sys/power/state.
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Do you have either the pm-suspend or pm-hibernate programs installed? These tools work independently of systemd, and thus would not be affected by systemd's problem. You can get both of these tools from the package pm-utils, although IDK if that package is available on CentOS (it's not in Fedora), so you might have to build it from source. You can get it from this git repo: git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/pm-utils
You could also try install the uswusp package, although that might not be available in CenOS's repos, either. If you install this, you can use s2disk to hibernate, and s2ram to suspend to ram. You can get this program from Sourceforge.
A third option is to tell the system to suspend directly, without calling a specific program. This can be done by overwriting the /sys/power/state file with with "disk" to hibernate, or with "mem" to suspend. Do note that this file can only be modified by root. You could overwrite it by doing something like sudo sh -c 'printf mem > /sys/power/state', or echo disk | sudo dd status=none of=/sys/power/state.
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Do you have either the pm-suspend or pm-hibernate programs installed? These tools work independently of systemd, and thus would not be affected by systemd's problem. You can get both of these tools from the package pm-utils, although IDK if that package is available on CentOS (it's not in Fedora), so you might have to build it from source. You can get it from this git repo: git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/pm-utils
You could also try install the uswusp package, although that might not be available in CenOS's repos, either. If you install this, you can use s2disk to hibernate, and s2ram to suspend to ram. You can get this program from Sourceforge.
A third option is to tell the system to suspend directly, without calling a specific program. This can be done by overwriting the /sys/power/state file with with "disk" to hibernate, or with "mem" to suspend. Do note that this file can only be modified by root. You could overwrite it by doing something like sudo sh -c 'printf mem > /sys/power/state', or echo disk | sudo dd status=none of=/sys/power/state.
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Do you have either the pm-suspend or pm-hibernate programs installed? These tools work independently of systemd, and thus would not be affected by systemd's problem. You can get both of these tools from the package pm-utils, although IDK if that package is available on CentOS (it's not in Fedora), so you might have to build it from source. You can get it from this git repo: git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/pm-utils
You could also try install the uswusp package, although that might not be available in CenOS's repos, either. If you install this, you can use s2disk to hibernate, and s2ram to suspend to ram. You can get this program from Sourceforge.
A third option is to tell the system to suspend directly, without calling a specific program. This can be done by overwriting the /sys/power/state file with with "disk" to hibernate, or with "mem" to suspend. Do note that this file can only be modified by root. You could overwrite it by doing something like sudo sh -c 'printf mem > /sys/power/state', or echo disk | sudo dd status=none of=/sys/power/state.
answered Apr 11 at 22:54
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Do you have either the pm-suspend or pm-hibernate programs installed? These tools work independently of systemd, and thus would not be affected by systemd's problem. You can get both of these tools from the package pm-utils, although IDK if that package is available on CentOS (it's not in Fedora), so you might have to build it from source. You can get it from this git repo: git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/pm-utils
You could also try install the uswusp package, although that might not be available in CenOS's repos, either. If you install this, you can use s2disk to hibernate, and s2ram to suspend to ram. You can get this program from Sourceforge.
A third option is to tell the system to suspend directly, without calling a specific program. This can be done by overwriting the /sys/power/state file with with "disk" to hibernate, or with "mem" to suspend. Do note that this file can only be modified by root. You could overwrite it by doing something like sudo sh -c 'printf mem > /sys/power/state', or echo disk | sudo dd status=none of=/sys/power/state.
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