Description of problem:

If you install nvidia drivers, any version, the packages x11-driver-video-nvidia* install two services helping to suspend and resume the system:

/usr/lib/systemd/system/nvidia-resume.service
/usr/lib/systemd/system/nvidia-suspend.service

If you uninstall the nvidia drivers and modules, these files are removed but not their dependencies created during the installation.

As such, doing:

systemctl suspend

will crash after having uninstalled all nvidia drivers with a message claiming that nvidia-suspend and nvidia-resume services are missing.

NB: This is happening to me now due to my card being now only supported by nouveau. So I had to uninstall all nvidia drivers and the system does not suspend nor hibernate anymore.


For Ghibo I guess, the fix is simple. At uninstall, before removing the nvidia service files, the SPEC files should force a:

systemctl disable nvidia-resume.service
systemctl disable nvidia-suspend.service

etc...


Thanks,
Cheers,
Chris.