Arch Linux

Description:
On a 2019 HP Omen 15-dc1088nr, the following modules are incorrectly loaded:
- ucsi_ccg
- ucsi_acpi
- typec_ucsi
- typec

When attempting to bring the laptop into S3 or S4 power states, ucsi_acpi fails to contact the PPM, causing systemd-udevd to fail to freeze. This ends up, by extension, causing what seemed like a failure to suspend.

HOWEVER, the USB-C port on this laptop is in fact a thunderbolt port (and works fine, even as a USB Type-C port, even after disabling these kernel modules).

So really, this is a cascade of problems. Namely,
1) Incorrect driver loading
2) usci_acpi causes udev to fail to freeze on suspension, and makes udev workers issue warnings that they're taking a long time
3) udev's failure to freeze causes a slow suspension/resume.

Additional info:
* package version(s)
* config and/or log files etc.
* link to upstream bug report, if any

Steps to reproduce:

Drivers wise, not sure how to repro without this specific setup. Perhaps try a machine with USB-C ports all controlled by thunderbolt.

Suspension wise, also not sure how to repro without this specific setup. Perhaps try using these drivers on a machine without a PPM.