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I can live with that, my thinkpad won't sleep properly at the moment anyway (I've taken to just running systemctl hibernate before closing the lid, I should probably set that to the default behaviour instead of suspend at some point)
you should enable
suspend-then-hibernate
instead. laptop suspends normally and if not woken in, say, an hour, the RTC hibernates it to disk.Doesn't work, I've already spent ages trying to get this to work properly and have basically just given up at this point.
I don't mind waiting for it to recover from hibernation, I only hibernate it once or twice a day anyway