Black screen regression on Google-Krane
Describe your issue
What's the expected behaviour?
Device should not black-screen.
What's the current behaviour?
Sometimes, after having the device closed (the keyboard flipped onto the screen) it only shows a black screen.
How to reproduce your issue?
- Use your device.
- Close the device by flipping the keyboard onto the screen.
- Maybe leave the device for a day.
- Sometimes it will show a black screen and seemingly not react to anything.
What device are you using?
google-krane
On what postmarketOS version did you encounter the issue?
-
edge (
master
branch) -
v24.06
-
I confirm that the issue still is present after running
sudo apk upgrade -a
On what environment did you encounter the issue?
Environments
- GNOME Shell on Mobile
- Phosh
- Plasma Mobile
-
Sxmo (Wayland/Sway) Please post the output of
sxmo_version.sh
- Other: Please fill out
How did you get postmarketOS image?
- from https://images.postmarketos.org
- I built it using pmbootstrap
- It was preinstalled on my device
What's the build date of the image? (in yyyy-mm-dd format)
circa 2023-08
Additional information
This regression happened when I updated on the 25th of October 2024 after not having updated for almost 3 weeks. It updated from:
- KDE-Plasma-Version 6.1.5
- KDE-Frameworks-Version 6.6.0
- Qt-Version 6.7.2
- Kernel-Version 6.6.36-mt8183
to:
- KDE-Plasma-Version 6.2.2
- KDE-Frameworks-Version 6.7.0
- Qt-Version 6.7.2
- Kernel-Version 6.6.36-mt8183
It is intermittent but happens almost every day during use at school.
The device will show a black screen (I cannot tell if the backlight is on or not) and seemingly not react to any inputs. There was an issue with the lock-screen in the past, where I had to switch to a different TTY to unlock the screen, but this time I cannot switch to a different TTY.
The only sign of life I get from the device is the charging LED working when I plug a charging cable into it.
Plugging it into a computer not only doesn't show any USB network on the computer, but doesn't even have the device show up in lsusb
.
I tried getting logs using logread -b n
but even the logread -b 0
logs are too outdated. Running just logread
yields up-to-date logs. I assume there is some issue with logging due to #3269 (closed)
Holding down the power button for a very long time and then leaving the device for a while allows me to boot into the system again. The battery doesn't show up as empty after booting again either. Last time it still showed above 60% battery, even though I didn't plug a charging cable into it since it locked up. I don't think it is an issue with it not waking from sleep, because it looks like the kernel version is the same as before the update.