Ayaneo controller after sleep
Hello there, I am trying to troubleshoot the controller not being recognized after a long sleep on my geek 1S. I never really used sleep before the bios update because smokeless fix was not consistent and keep getting reset.
I now noticed that after bios (and handle firmware) update when left sleeping for a while there is no controller. This is usually fixed by sleeping and resuming one or two times. I was not able to grab any meaningful log.
Do you guys have any idea on how to fix or troubleshoot this?
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Grab a log from handheld daemon
I grabbed this but I am not sure it's relevant (I rebooted a few times).
I will grab the next time it happens. Thanks for the reply.
https://paste.centos.org/view/bdd34cdf
https://paste.centos.org/view/91abf0fd
This is a log that cover the issue mentioned
I forgot about this
Your log looks normal
Actually it doesnt
Did you connect a switch pro controller
Eheh might be. I do not really remember anymore. I think that hdd is correctly working but (from what I understood) the controller has some issue in resuming.
I just reported this to ayaneo-platform, I hope it was the right place to do it.
https://github.com/ShadowBlip/ayaneo-platform/issues/26
GitHub
Ayaneo geek 1s/2s Controller Fails to Fully Reinitialize After Slee...
Hello there, I am trying to debug an issue that has been found with certain ayaneo devices after sleep support has been introduced in the latest bios update for modern sleep. I am not sure if ayane...
probably not
probably its a weirdo issue in the firmware
that i cant fix without a device
i mean theres a reason the device didnt have sleep enabled from factory
Yeah that what I was thinking too. Right now Ayaneo is rolling Ms bios update for all the 7000 series but in the zip there are also registry edits for windows.
Before giving up is there anything we can try? Dumping acpi? Looking into the registry edits for windows?
I am completely blind on this, I admit.
EDIT: I have been in contact with Ayaneo for this sleep issue for one year or so but communication is very difficult
They said that they disabled sleep because they preferred hibernate under windows.
I reported the issue to ayaneo-platform but, as you suggested that is beyond the scope of that project.
When you have time would you please tell me where I can report this in order to try to debug it?
Thanks for your time
I would stop handheld daemon and see if the controller still works after sleep
If not it's a semi firmware problem
Setting "full initial USB support" in BIOS is actually fixing the issue. I am currently testing it.
In the meantime I started another long email (it took me one year to get the bios update for S2 sleep on Ryzen 7000 devices) conversation with ayaneo to obtain the EC update that other devices had.
I am still trying to figure out why every Ayaneo devices are so difficult for you guys to work with, do you have any info on that? I dumped ACPI tables and they look non standard. Apart from that, what else is buggy or hacky?
yes, we dont have a relationship with ayaneo so they do not get the full treatment at the moment unfortunately