LGTM; Framework 13 AMD 7840U GNOME Wayland

No regressions, and also seeing energy_performance_preferences changing per profile. Framework laptop 13 AMD 7840U.

LGTM on Framework 13 AMD 7840U GNOME Wayland

Framework 13 AMD 7840U GNOME Wayland, no apparent regressions. There are some issues reported with 6.7 and latest 780M graphics firmware, along with a revert to December firmware workaround, here: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/3097. I haven't reproduced this yet.

LGTM, Framework laptop 13 AMD 7840U GNOME Wayland

Works well on a Framework 13 7040U. Also fixes the wake-after-lid-close-or-AC-plug issue described here:

https://community.frame.work/t/tracking-framework-amd-ryzen-7040-series-lid-wakeup-behavior-feedback/39128

so the special udev rule workaround described in that thread is no longer needed.

Looks good - Framework laptop AMD 7840U running GNOME/Wayland.

LGTM on a server

No regressions on a Framework AMD 7840U UEFI GNOME Wayland

No regressions here; CPU is AMD Ryzen 7 7840U w/ Radeon 780M Graphics

@py0x3 I booted 6.6.{7,8,9} and the same message appears in lscpu in all of them so if this a regression it doesn't look like it's this recent.

No regressions, frame.work AMD 7840U laptop.

Same hardware where I saw BZ#2253756, fix works.

@charn @markec given the apparent involvement of wpa_supplicant, if you have a moment could you please reply (preferably in the bugzilla issue I opened above so we don't spam more here) with the type of wireless adapter and network mode you're having suspend success with? For reference mine is an AMD/Mediatek MT7922 on a 5GHz, 80MHz-wide ax network.

Framework Ryzen 7840U, no regressions.

No regressions noted; Framework laptop AMD 7840U

No regression on server

No regressions, workstation client.

No regressions here; using a BT mouse (Logi MX Master 3) and A2DP headset (Pixel Buds Pro).