My Lenovo T460 with Intel integrated graphics abruptly stopped suspending properly a few weeks ago and it's been driving me nuts. Today I fixed it.
TL;DR: For my specific issue lowering the integrated graphics memory portal from 512MB to 256MB in the UEFI firmware setup ("BIOS setup", F1 boot menu) resolved the issue.
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Thursday, June 13, 2019
Updating Lenovo T460 BIOS (UEFI, firmware) without a CD on Linux
Some of Lenovo's newer models come with a firmware update distribution compatible with
This is not the case for the T460, which has a bootable ISO, or a Windows installer that ... creates a bootable ISO.
I couldn't find my USB CD/DVD drive so I landed up finding a workaround.
fwupd
so you can just do a firmware update directly from the shell.This is not the case for the T460, which has a bootable ISO, or a Windows installer that ... creates a bootable ISO.
I couldn't find my USB CD/DVD drive so I landed up finding a workaround.
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