I am experiencing a capped very low (418 MHz) CPU speed after suspend/resume on a Dell XPS 9550 in Ubuntu. It seems related to having a device plugged into the Type-C port and triggering the suspend via a power adapter disconnect - for instance if the system is configured to suspend when the lid is closed on battery, but not on the adapter.
There are some relevant discussions on the kernel bugzilla - the issue seems to affect several Dell models including the XPS 9350
There seems to be some patches to mitigate the issue (not yet upstream), but the kernel developers seem to believe the issue is related to Dell's BIOS.
For me this is probably the only annoying issue on an otherwise great Linux laptop.
Thanks for putting this together. I am running into exactly the same issue. Sometimes after resuming the laptop is totally unusable. I have found a workaround though, which is to switch to the "performance" governor.
I have also run into this issue (which will be patched in 4.11) which I believe that it is not the same problem git.kernel.org/.../
What's your kernel version? I am wondering if this is a regression added in newer versions of the kernel, because I can not believe that everybody is living with this issue. This makes my laptop unusable.
@dell, do you have input on this? Is there any Bios update in the works?
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Thanks for putting this together. I am running into exactly the same issue. Sometimes after resuming the laptop is totally unusable. I have found a workaround though, which is to switch to the "performance" governor.
I have also run into this issue (which will be patched in 4.11) which I believe that it is not the same problem git.kernel.org/.../