Most likely a hardware issue within the SoC or the RAM chips. When you pit the system to sleep it suspends what the system is doing preserving what’s in memory. When woken it should just pickup where it stopped. Here the expected data was not present or corrupted.
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Most likely a hardware issue within the SoC or the RAM chips. When you put the system to sleep it suspends what the system is doing preserving what’s in memory. When woken it should just pickup where it stopped. Here the expected data was not present or corrupted.
Most likely a hardware issue within the SoC or the RAM chips. When you pit the system to sleep it suspends what the system is doing preserving what’s in memory. When woken it should just pickup where it stopped. Here the expected data was not present or corrupted.