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  1. April 24th, 2016 #11
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    Re: Laptop refuses to sleep with closed lid and to properly wake up

    Exact same settings except for I have mine suspend at 10 minutes.
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    Re: Laptop refuses to sleep with closed lid and to properly wake up

    Quote Originally Posted by dFlyer View Post
    Exact same settings except for I have mine suspend at 10 minutes.
    This one has me at a loss, hope someone jumps in that may have ran into the same problem.

    It seems to be working very well on different Toshiba's.
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    Re: Laptop refuses to sleep with closed lid and to properly wake up

    I went ahead and filed a bug report on this.

    https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1574161
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    Re: Laptop refuses to sleep with closed lid and to properly wake up

    Quote Originally Posted by dFlyer View Post
    I went ahead and filed a bug report on this.

    https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1574161
    Adding HandleLidSwitchDocked=suspend

    to /etc/systemd/logind.conf seems to have fixed the problem on my HP.
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