batdistrack VS S0ixSelftestTool

It's done two suspend-2-idles for more than 30 minutes. They have both power consumption of 0.21W and 0.25W (measured with the script from https://github.com/oliver-machacik/batdistrack )

btw do you have a flake or overlay or something on nixos for batdistrack (https://github.com/oliver-machacik/batdistrack) to keep a track of the battery drained during suspend? (or else any other alternatives?)

In the lenovo forums, someone asked me to install https://github.com/oliver-machacik/batdistrack to track power use under modern suspend.

My system should generally support s2idle well, but when running Intel's S0ixSelftestTool, everything up to and including PC10 seems to work well, but there is no s0i2.0 or s0i3.0 residency, and from what I can see, there does not seem to be any apparent reason. I'm running Fedora 38, and the laptop is ASUS ExpertBook B5 Flip (B5302F). Here's the log:

Intel maintains a tool to help determine whether that is the case for a specific system: https://github.com/intel/S0ixSelftestTool

For a while now, I cannot seem to wake the display from sleep. They keyboard does light up (and the IR Camera as well, I use Howdy for facial recognition) but power button light still indicates sleep mode. I have done some research into s2idle and seeing if that works properly (tried out this tool and the commands in the README and they work as expected). Anybody here have a clue how to fix this? I am running practically the latest kernel available (6.1.6 series)

Output from https://github.com/intel/S0ixSelftestTool

That is it, now your laptop is able to achieve s0ix substates. You can check using this tool developed by Intel: https://github.com/intel/S0ixSelftestTool.

I've got an HP 250 G8 laptop that ships with an Intel Tigerlake cpu so far I'm unable to get a decent amount of battery life when suspending. It completely drains overnight, disabling all the periphals won't help neither. By googling a bit I stumbled upon this debug tool that should help troubleshooting s0ix residency by checking the cpu state during idle and so.