I still have this issue on debian stretch.
Did someone fix it?
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Title:
systemd-shim executes 'poweroff' after resuming from sus
Yes, exactly same behavior as @raff comment.
The iRst are disabled or enabled do not solved it.
Also, i do not have systemd-shim package installed on my debian (actual
stretch)
Another behavior that i think are realated to this issue at my machine
are:
if i poweroff (shutdown command or touch
I have a very similar problem, but my laptop doesn't go through
/sbin/shutdown: it turns off abruptly as if I had pulled the power plug.
Always after 1 minute exactly.
I'd like to investigate this, if anyone has any idea what to try please
tell me. I suspect it is related to Intel Rapid Start, but
I have same behavior on debian jessie
it's occurs only where resume from ram..but not if resume from disk (hibernate)
i try to insolae the problem. i start with mate-power-manager (from
mate-desktop):
https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-power-manager/issues/140
But seems that it's not their fa
update 2015 05 16
It seems that, dbus-deamon has received a poweroff meesage then it fork the
systemd-shim to shutdown the system, here's the backtrace for systemd-shim . we
can see that ,dbus-daemon --system --fork leverage systemd-shim to perform the
poweroff.
however, who sends the poweroff
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