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Sometimes when I'm trying to suspend a laptop using systemctl hybrid-sleep, I get response like this:
Failed to put system into hybrid sleep via logind: Sleep verb not supported
But after reboot everything is ok - it just works. The version of systemd I'm using is v227.
UPDATE:
I found out what was the problem with. It's the Slack built from AUR, what prevents the system to sleep.
I don't know, why it happens, cause systemd-inhibit --list --mode=block shows me
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alexcleac
Posted 2015-11-17T18:24:33.093
Reputation: 1
Do you have a swap partition and/or is it enabled & mounted at the time of the command? – SupaJord – 2015-11-17T22:54:48.630
@SnowRep Yes, I have swap partition and it's in use at the time of command. But it's in use even when it works – alexcleac – 2015-11-18T06:34:51.627