Occasionally (~20 % probability), my laptop (system info) hangs on shutdown or reboot with the messages as seen here (sorry for the photo, I can’t find out where this is logged): https://imgshare.cc/nby36jat
I need to kill the machine by long pressing the power button, which is obviously bad. REISUB is set up and generally working, but unfortunately not in this scenario.
sudo journalctl -b -1 after such an occasion (I cut off the content before I triggered the restart).
Nothing’s wrong with your post, - we’re all just regular people here with jobs and lives. If we can help, we will. Insulting us won’t make that happen any faster.
I’m sorry, I did not mean this insulting at all! Sorry that it came across as such!
I have been lurking the forums here for a few months now and my impression is that usually help comes along quite quickly, and very competently, so I was genuinely thinking “my problem can’t be too hard for them, so either there’s something wrong with my post or it got lost in their feed”. Either way I hoped to help it by bumping the post.
Thanks for the link, I’ll look into my BIOS settings.
No luck with the BIOS; there is no ErP setting. And it is not that some component is still on after shutdown … the shutdown process gets stuck somehow; it would hang for hours, updating the “task blocked for more than xxx seconds” message every two minutes or so until I force-shut it off.
Yes – I don’t have the feeling that it makes a difference whether I shut down or reboot. It happens in both cases, but not always, maybe 20 % probability.
Fully understand it’s hanging before shutdown, and this is usually a kernel issue looking at your pic. Upgrade to 6.15.6-Arch1-1
As for ErP/EuP
It’s usually in Advanced settings, I can’t say more without knowing the model of your motherboard, look for S4 or S5, - set it to either of those. S5 is the equivalent of a full power off with just trickle power to the power button. S4 includes hibernation/suspend support. Set it to enabled.
Well that did the trick! I rebooted about 12 times without issues. Oh man, easy fix. Thanks!
I told myself that touching the kernel is forbidden because using the lts version is @dalto’s #1 issue-avoidance rule (How to run a stress-free EndeavourOS). Well, I’ll stick with stable for now. The whole desktop even feels faster and more responsive.