OneXPlayer1 AMD's screen doesn't wake up after suspend

[KarkanAlzwayed]

Describe the bug

The screen stays black, I can still hear the UI sounds when I move around and click on things but the screen is off. When I press the power button on the back once or twice, it takes a second to wake up then starts flashing dimming and brightening then shuts off, sometimes it works, others it goes back to black and I'd need to hold down the power button to turn it off and on

What did you expect to happen?

Normal screen after suspend

Output of rpm-ostree status

State: idle
Deployments:
● ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-deck:stable
                   Digest: sha256:011580d0843e0c6ffbd23ec56eadcfb6bf564020b9b28f2aacf612e796ea178b
                  Version: 41.20250106.1 (2025-01-06T14:19:15Z)

  ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-deck:stable
                   Digest: sha256:1c4c029309a887eb561e346ed469b72ed75c59451bd9eb0a873b0b507ec71f98
                  Version: 41.20241230.1 (2024-12-30T06:48:54Z)

Hardware

Operating System: Bazzite 41
KDE Plasma Version: 6.2.5
KDE Frameworks Version: 6.9.0
Qt Version: 6.8.1
Kernel Version: 6.12.8-201.bazzite.fc41.x86_64 (64-bit)
Graphics Platform: Wayland
Processors: 16 × AMD Ryzen 7 5700U with Radeon Graphics
Memory: 12.5 GiB of RAM
Graphics Processor: AMD Radeon Graphics
Manufacturer: ONE-NETBOOK TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
Product Name: ONE XPLAYER

Extra information or context

No response

[aurelios69]

I'm having the exact same issue. With the same Onexplayer AMD

[KarkanAlzwayed]

I'm having the exact same issue. With the same Onexplayer AMD

I have actually installed windows on it for now. It was just unusable at all.

[aurelios69]

Too bad. I just use bazzite on my legion go and ally z1e. I'm also installing windows. Hopefully this will be fixed. This doesn't happen with nobara, just with bazzite.

[KarkanAlzwayed]

Too bad. I just use bazzite on my legion go and ally z1e. I'm also installing windows. Hopefully this will be fixed. This doesn't happen with nobara, just with bazzite.

I haven't messed with Nobara on handheld. I didn't know if it supported the things that I care about like the "turbo" button, TDP control and fan....etc. Does it? If it does, I'll use it. Windows sucks ass on handhelds.

[aurelios69]

I've just installed it last night. Didn't had much time to finish things. I've also installed handheld daemon, the side buttons are working. The wifi seems to be working properly too. On bazzite it usually was disabled, had to restart the unit several times for it to work.

By the way, your unit doesn't randomly turns off while using bazzite? Mostly when the os finishes loading right before the menu appears.

[kdog31]

Sounds like a duplicate of #2054, as per my comment there, the issue is upstream with the AMDGPU driver. It has been resolved in a new kernel version, just need to wait for it to be included in fedora. Should be soon the new kernel was released late December.

[aurelios69]

That's great. My onexplayer does exactly that. With the screen flashing

[KarkanAlzwayed]

I've just installed it last night. Didn't had much time to finish things. I've also installed handheld daemon, the side buttons are working. The wifi seems to be working properly too. On bazzite it usually was disabled, had to restart the unit several times for it to work.

By the way, your unit doesn't randomly turns off while using bazzite? Mostly when the os finishes loading right before the menu appears.

• First, what's handheld daemon? Is that to make the turbo button, keyboard button, side button and steam menu button work?
• I had the same issue with wifi on bazzite. It was very irritating. It happens every time after the device suspended and I woke it to play something. No wifi no matter what I did and I had to reboot the machine, otherwise no Internet for me. I've filed another bug for it on here and no one has looked into it yet.
• Yes, my unit flashed like crazy and it turned off while I'm navigating the system. It happens, again, after I wake it up from suspend. It looks like the OS is not recognizing the internal screen, and doesn't keep it awake. So, it flashes a couple of times then turns off and I have to force the unit off. Doesn't happen when connected to a monitor.

[KarkanAlzwayed]

Sounds like a duplicate of #2054, as per my comment there, the issue is upstream with the AMDGPU driver. It has been resolved in a new kernel version, just need to wait for it to be included in fedora. Should be soon the new kernel was released late December.

I don't run Fedora on any of my machines, so I wouldn't know. Could you please just ping me on here to let me know when it's released? I really want to get rid of windows on my unit. It's driving me insane. Thank you.

[kdog31]

Sounds like a duplicate of #2054, as per my comment there, the issue is upstream with the AMDGPU driver. It has been resolved in a new kernel version, just need to wait for it to be included in fedora. Should be soon the new kernel was released late December.

I don't run Fedora on any of my machines, so I wouldn't know. Could you please just ping me on here to let me know when it's released? I really want to get rid of windows on my unit. It's driving me insane. Thank you.

It's good to track these issues yourself instead of relying on others pinging you (I could be on holidays rn and you'd never know),it's worth mentioning I'm not one of the bazzite Devs, just saw your issue and knew what it was to steer you in the right direction, and bring some hope.

But I digress, Kernel 6.12.10-200 is now included in Fedora, the issue is resolved as of 6.12.9-200.

6.12.10-202 is included in bazzite 41.20250124 (released overnight for me) your issue should be resolved with the new kernel.

[KarkanAlzwayed]

Sounds like a duplicate of #2054, as per my comment there, the issue is upstream with the AMDGPU driver. It has been resolved in a new kernel version, just need to wait for it to be included in fedora. Should be soon the new kernel was released late December.

I don't run Fedora on any of my machines, so I wouldn't know. Could you please just ping me on here to let me know when it's released? I really want to get rid of windows on my unit. It's driving me insane. Thank you.

It's good to track these issues yourself instead of relying on others pinging you (I could be on holidays rn and you'd never know),it's worth mentioning I'm not one of the bazzite Devs, just saw your issue and knew what it was to steer you in the right direction, and bring some hope.

But I digress, Kernel 6.12.10-200 is now included in Fedora, the issue is resolved as of 6.12.9-200.

6.12.10-202 is included in bazzite 41.20250124 (released overnight for me) your issue should be resolved with the new kernel.

No need for the lecture, you could have just ignored me and called it a day. Thanks for confirmation the kernel version anyway.

[kdog31]

Sounds like a duplicate of #2054, as per my comment there, the issue is upstream with the AMDGPU driver. It has been resolved in a new kernel version, just need to wait for it to be included in fedora. Should be soon the new kernel was released late December.

I don't run Fedora on any of my machines, so I wouldn't know. Could you please just ping me on here to let me know when it's released? I really want to get rid of windows on my unit. It's driving me insane. Thank you.

It's good to track these issues yourself instead of relying on others pinging you (I could be on holidays rn and you'd never know),it's worth mentioning I'm not one of the bazzite Devs, just saw your issue and knew what it was to steer you in the right direction, and bring some hope.
But I digress, Kernel 6.12.10-200 is now included in Fedora, the issue is resolved as of 6.12.9-200.
6.12.10-202 is included in bazzite 41.20250124 (released overnight for me) your issue should be resolved with the new kernel.

No need for the lecture, you could have just ignored me and called it a day. Thanks for confirmation the kernel version anyway.

Not trying to lecture, I apologise if it came off that way. It is just good general practice to keep up with the issues you face yourself as others will almost certainly have different hardware etc.

anyways be sure to mark this issue as fixed if the new kernel does in fact fix your issue.

[KarkanAlzwayed]

Sounds like a duplicate of #2054, as per my comment there, the issue is upstream with the AMDGPU driver. It has been resolved in a new kernel version, just need to wait for it to be included in fedora. Should be soon the new kernel was released late December.

I don't run Fedora on any of my machines, so I wouldn't know. Could you please just ping me on here to let me know when it's released? I really want to get rid of windows on my unit. It's driving me insane. Thank you.

It's good to track these issues yourself instead of relying on others pinging you (I could be on holidays rn and you'd never know),it's worth mentioning I'm not one of the bazzite Devs, just saw your issue and knew what it was to steer you in the right direction, and bring some hope.
But I digress, Kernel 6.12.10-200 is now included in Fedora, the issue is resolved as of 6.12.9-200.
6.12.10-202 is included in bazzite 41.20250124 (released overnight for me) your issue should be resolved with the new kernel.

No need for the lecture, you could have just ignored me and called it a day. Thanks for confirmation the kernel version anyway.

Not trying to lecture, I apologise if it came off that way. It is just good general practice to keep up with the issues you face yourself as others will almost certainly have different hardware etc.

anyways be sure to mark this issue as fixed if the new kernel does in fact fix your issue.

No worries. Issue is still present along with the wifi one, too. Brand new install, too. Keeping this open.