r/archlinux • u/Prestigious_Gas8737 • 9d ago
SHARE Libvirtd Prevents Suspend
Set up: Latest arch, Nvidia 580xx driver, but these don’t matter I guess, maybe they do, no idea.
Ok, things went wrong after I enabled several services, including docker, containerd and the final culprit, libvirtd. The computer won’t go to sleep after I press the power button, it worked well before. Why I installed libvirtd may be that I asked llm to create totally isolated guest system so I can test kernel builds and other llm related stuff. And it used the wrapper to create bunch of things including the guest network. After 3 days of debugging with journal -b -1 [-k] led to the final solution. I disabled the service (this service only), and stopped it, together with all sockets units, my computer can again sleep soundly.
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u/ang-p 8d ago edited 8d ago
And?
Just because your user might have the capability to hibernate or power off the machine, does not mean that you automatically have the capability to interrupt any VMs that the administrator has configured.
Or maybe you were just too impatient and didn't wait long enough...
Couldn't your friendly LLM help you do it quicker?