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Sadly this issue persist with all the kernel versions up to the trunk
one on one of my system, so its related to hardware/chipset (here asus
p5wdh):
- first cold boot: either panic after getting the grub menu choice loading or
it self kill
- second cold boot most of the time kill itself before
dino99, could you please file a new report by executing the following in a
terminal:
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Ernst, this bug was reported a while ago and there hasn't been any
activity in it recently. We were wondering if this is still an issue? If
so, could you please test for this with the latest development release
of Ubuntu? ISO CD images are available from
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/ .
If
it has been fixed with Precise by MTL: some sendid added and resolvconf
fixed too.
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Comment #93 fixed it for me; adding stop on runlevel [06] to
/etc/init/network-manager.conf.
Since this is specific to network-manager / dbus / upstart, I have filed a new
bug about it: bug 937866.
Also comment #91 seems to make sense, but I have not checked if it's
applied to Ubuntu's kernel
lots of updates later ... problem still persists
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post #94 follow up:
- on Precise i386, no ppa, nvidia, no compiz, no unity : dont get this issue
(shutdown/restart are normal) now.
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Hi guys, any news on this?
I'm running a clean install of Ubuntu 11.10 with all possible updates
done, and the computer still hangs on shutdown screen!
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I am also having this issue. My box is running Ubuntu 11.04 and is a dedicated
MythTV box, so failing to shut down properly is a huge issue. I have other
machines with 11.04 is shutting done fine so it must be related to specific
hardware configurations.
It hangs in the shutdown screen with the
I have an ASUS Pro50N, the issue (restart and shutdown hang, standby was
OK for me) was present for me in Ubuntu 11.04 and also after clean
install of 11.10, resolved in both cases by doing the following:
1. Open Terminal
2. Edit grub menu
sudo gedit /etc/default/grub
3. Edit
On Precise i386:
- 3.1 kernel seems to work without trouble: shutdown/restart process are clean
- 3.2 kernel dont shutdown, need to switch power off manually, restart of
course always fails
this is with nvidia-current driver. (seems related to IgnoreAbi)
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Sporadically takes ages to shutdown and sometimes never. Plymouth just
displays progress dots.
Tried this and it seem to make shutdown much faster. Add this line, stop on
runlevel [06], to this file.
gksu gedit /etc/init/network-manager.conf
# network-manager - network
I have formatted and installed 11.10...this bug not affect me now...
But I tried to follow this guid to fix ugly and big plymouth resolution
http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Fix-the-Big-and-Ugly-Plymouth-
Logo-in-Ubuntu-10-04-140810.shtml
and when I shutdown, pc freeze! so I turn back
Please try the patch below to see if it can help the issue.
http://marc.info/?l=linux-pmm=132123391726374w=2
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Ubuntu 11.10 I have to manually turn off my computer each time.
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Since doing a regular system update today Ubuntu 11.10 has started
hanging on shutdown in 'checking for unattended upgrades'. Ctrl-alt-del
causes it to skip this but then it still does not shutdown. Very
annoying as it was working fine before. I don't know what got updated
today, is there a way to
Hi Joseph (#77),
can you be more precise what I have to do for upsteam testing?
Currently I have the kernel:
Linux server 3.0.0-12-generic #20-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 7 14:56:25 UTC 2011
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
so do you want me to install kernel 3.1-rc10-oneiric
Seen after upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10. In an effort to get some
movement I'm attaching a screenshot of the console seen on failed
shutdown.
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#82, #85: For me, the reinstallation was quite an easy-go. Nothing
messed up, most of the settings remained to work as they did previously.
The only things I had to install again were Opera (internet browser),
Nvidia drivers and there were some minor tweaks for the UI itself - I am
now using
side note ... the above only works with KDM
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My system is fully configured from 8.04 for my work (script, db, ide,
workspace, packages) and think to reinstall everything from scratch is a
scary thought!!
I'm agree with #82!!
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I totally agree with #82 that someone should be looking at this issue
since it has been going on for so long. After, searching I decided to
look at an online lesson on Linux servers. In that video, I found the
tasksel command and found that the KDE desktop was not fully installed
on top of
I am still having the issue with shutdown/reboot/logout. I upgraded from
11.04 to 11.10 and the menu buttons still do not work. I am able to use
init/shutdown -r or -h now from the console. I am using a Dell 1545 N
and I loaded the KDE desktop on top of Lubuntu and changed from LXDE to
KDM. Any
In my case (#75), as in the case of Filip (#79), the problem was solved
with a clean installation of Ubuntu 11.10 (not upgrade, clean
installation)
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I feel like in Windows world again ... to fix something wrong in /etc
we will reinstall the whole system? Really??
Don't get me wrong #79 #81 - I really appreciate you information and
giving us hope!
But could someone from developers after 6+ month finally look at the
issue and tell us how to
So the problem persists even after upgrade to 11.10. :-(
Recap:
AMD Phenom 8650, Nvidia 260, upgraded from 10.10 32-bit to 11.04 - also
affected. Every log out, reboot or shutdown ends with black screen. Only option
to reset or CTRL-SysReq REISUB. Later upgraded further to 11.10. Problem still
I have finally resolved this issue after update to 11.10. This is Dell
e6410.
The update via Update Manager didn't work for me as mentioned before so
I tried a clean reinstall. Fortunately, Ubuntu installer is able to keep
all configuration from home dir a also to reinstall most of previously
Would it be possible for you to test the latest upstream kernel? It
will allow additional upstream developers to examine the issue. Refer to
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds . Please test the release
candidate kernel versus the daily build. Once you've tested the
upstream kernel,
It seems to be solved in Ubuntu 11.10 (kernel 3.0.0-12-generic). At
least on my computer shutdown/reboot works properly
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Hi Toni (#75), not with my motherboard, just after deinstalling plymouth
:-O
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well I discovered that OS hangs during boot and services are not started from
system V
So it was not possible to shut down the computer as well
after deinstallation of plymouth everything was working
plymouth is just the fancy boot screen, so no function problem.
be aware mountall is depending on
hm, #73 workaround only give broken packages (mountall cant remove
plymouth* because synaptic wants to remove a bunch of other packages),
but agree that depending on plymouth does not seem justified.
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Don't want to spoil the anticipation but I'am still getting this with a
fresh Installation of 11.10 beta 2...
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Well I have the same problem with 64 bit, no problem with boot cds or
live cds, usually 32 bit. Not yet tested with full 32 bit installation
but with debian I have also no problem
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Same problem with Lenovo t61p laptop running 11.04. Upgraded regularly
with the latest packages.
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Same problem with Dell Latitude E5520 running 11.04.
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Update regarding Lenovo B575 AND Ubuntu 11.10 beta 2 using kernel 3.0.0-11
With x86_64 (64 bit) version shutdown fails.
With i686 (32 bit) version shutdown and suspend WORKS !!!
So the problem (at least on the B575) is related to some difference
between the 64 and 32 bit Ubuntu versions. (I
For the Lenova B575 this problem also occurs with Ubuntu 11.10 beta 2
using kernel 3.0.0-11-generic x86_64. Booting with live CD is OK except
that grub menu is unreadable (like with 11.04). Upon shutdown the
computer continues apparently without error until the message: Please
remove
i overcame this through a trick advised by a friend. i have explained it
somewhere in ubuntuforums.org. i am embarrassed for not getting this bug
fixed yet..
On 23 September 2011 20:42, DeMus jan.muss...@gmail.com wrote:
Is something done about this? What is the current status? I thought when
rajeshkunnoth, this is your post:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1754383
I have been collecting my various attempts to solve this problem in this post:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1838460highlight=poweroff
A variety of different solutions have worked for many yet many
Is something done about this? What is the current status? I thought when
something was wrong in Linux it would be fixed very fast, but I seem to
be wrong here.
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I have the same problem with Ubuntu 11.04:
Environment:
ASUS M4A88TD-V EVO/USB3
Linux server 2.6.38-11-generic #50-Ubuntu SMP Mon Sep 12 21:17:25 UTC 2011
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 220 Processor
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After upgrading to kernel 2.6.38-11-generic, shutdown now completes properly on
my MSI 135 laptop running 11.04 off a 4G usb stick.
An 8G stick with 10.10 will shutdown with a dirty filesystem 25% of the time.
Never had problems with 10.10 on 4G sticks, so maybe the speed of the root
media is
I have these same problems: first in LinuxMint 11 Katya, then I installed LMDE
(LinuxMint Debian based) in the latest version and now I installed Ubuntu 11.04
I also have it. I know Katya is the same as 11.04 but LMDE is not Ubuntu based
so I think the problem is from somewhere else. I use
I experience this bug on my machine that's setup as a dedicated MythTV
box. It automatically turns on and shuts down when it's scheduled to
record shows. So you can understand how annoying this bug is when the
auto shutdown hangs and never completes meaning it never turns back on
again to record
After kernel 2.6.38-11-generic upgrade, bug still persists.
And after 5 months, the bug is clearly ignored (unassigned and
importance undecided).
In my first post (#24), i said that the shutdown from the terminal works
property, but that was a mistake: shutdown/reboot from terminal/menu do
not
I am running Ubuntu 11.04 and cannot shutdown or restart. I can switch
user and shutdown or restart from the log in screen.
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In my case, most of the time the system shuts down. However, 4 out of 10
times, this bug reproduces.
Also, I think it would be important to add that I'm using Ubuntu 11.04 through
Wubi.
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I have the same problem with a Samsung R730 laptop. Sometimes it works well,
other times it doesn't.
I can't find a pattern though, just boot and shut down immediately sometimes
causes the effect already of not switching of the power. The latest info in the
syslog file, when the laptop did not
lenovo thinkpad t400 2.6.38-11-generic #48-Ubuntu same issue
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I am having the same issue on my Dell Latitude E6320 and 2.6.38-11-generic
kernel, and it is very reliable now. Every time I want to reboot, the screen
goes blank and nothing happens. Do search for some relevant log messages, I did
it step by step: 15:14 requested reboot, 15:21: forced shut
try this:
1) startup pc, at grub menu choose recovery kernel mode
2) at console menu (that with red backgroud) choose resume normal
3) login at console with your account
4) in console sudo service gdm start
5) do login in gnome
7) now try to shutdown or reboot from menu
let me knowthis work
4 months, still no progress?
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Still have the issue, on a Thinkpad T61p with an Nvidia Quadro FX 570M
same as evan, sometimes(very rarely) it shuts down fine but most of the
time it hangs, It seems like the shutdown sequence stops after killing X
. If it works, my GUI shuts down I get some output on what is being
shut
Same here, latest kernal does not fix it. Although my situation is odd.
Sometimes it will shutdown fine and sometimes it hangs
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Kernel 2.6.38-10-generic upgrade don't help for me. Bug still persists.
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I've found that when I run 2.6.35 series kernel, it seems to work fine.
When I run the 2.6.38 series the machine hangs on shutdown.
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Ubuntu Hp Pavillon DV6000 with GeForce 8400M GS in 10.10 works very very very
well.
After DISTRO Upgrade:
1) normal boot from GRUB, I cant' shutdown, I can't switch to CTRL+ALT+F1, I
can't go in standby, I can't hibernate.
Ubuntu Hp Pavillon DV6000 with GeForce 8400M GS
2) in rescue mode
Kernel 2.6.38.10 upgrade didn't help for me. Problem still remains.
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Still not even assigned?
Annoying bug.
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Unfortunately, the kernel 2.6.38.10 upgrade didn't help for me. Problem
still remains.
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Woohoo ... latest kernel (2.6.38.10) solved this problem for me!
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rebuilt system to fresh install of natty and found with a combination of
'acpi=force' and also having rt2800pci blacklisted things worked for me,
thought i would do more testing using the proposed kernel worked but i
wanted to work out more what was happening with the system.
here are the
It would be a nice feature, to be able to shut the computer down. ;)
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Shutting computer is a piece of cake - you can always press a button.
(Irritating - yes. User friendly - no.)
But guess what happens when my wife logs in and then tries to log out while my
session is active. Not a nice thing at all. :-(
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The first step to understand that problem is already known:
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_itempx=OTUwOA
http://mjg59.livejournal.com/137313.html
now i hope the next kernel will take advantage of this know how, and
maybe acpi be tweated, or initscripts be changed if we need to wait
This initial bug report (kudos to the bug reporter for bothering) is
about an upgrade. I can report the problem is the same with a new Natty
install. I have removed quiet splash and run 'update-grub'. Still have
the problem.
Used the solution for past versions. Added 'acpi=force' , updated grub
in which way I can upgrade kernel to 2.6.38-9-generic #43pre201105250907 ?
I have tried to install 2.6.39 from ppa/kernel but the bug persist.
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I was having the same issue on 11.04 with shut down and also
suspend/hibernate. When shutting down everything would disappear except
for my wallpaper and I would have to force a shutdown by holding the
power button down. When hibernating/suspending the screen would go
black but computer would
upgraded kernel to 2.6.38-9-generic #43pre201105250907 and found that
shutdown/reboot and halt work from the command line and also from the
menu options.
pcanham@flippy:~$ uname -a
Linux flippy 2.6.38-9-generic #43pre201105250907-Ubuntu SMP Wed May 25 10:21:18
UTC 2011 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64
AMD Phenom 8650, Nvidia 260, upgraded from 10.10 32-bit to 11.04 - also
affected. Every log out, reboot or shutdown ends with black screen. Only option
to reset or CTRL-SysReq REISUB.
No such problems with 10.10.
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Further testing with a fresh Maverick install to an 8G stick and
updated, displayed the improper shutdown problem -- it's as if the usb
gets turned off before the filesystem is dismounted, leaving it dirty
and in need of checking next boot. Looks like Lucid is the last release
that worked
Having issues with my Sony Vaio VPCM11M1E tried the following with no
joys
1. tried removing splash from kernel line - shutdown hangs on wallpaper
2. splash and quiet from kernel line - shutdown hangs on wallpaper
3. added acpi=off and removed splash and quiet from kernel line - system
doesnt
sorry about multiple comments
demicode ouput
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forgot to add /proc/acpi output
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Following work around also didn't work
sudo modprobe -rf rt2860sta
sudo modprobe rt2860sta
echo blacklist rt2800pci | sudotee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
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Running off a 4G usb stick, I get a hang at shutdown (Checking for
unattended upgrades) on an MSI 135 (Micro Star International) netbook,
but not on an Compaq Presario V3000 laptop. First time I have seen such
a problem, going back to Jaunty.
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Sorry, but sometimes in the heat of trying things we/I are not sure exactly
what we've done.
I looke
I have a windows XP recovery partition (sony), a windows XP OS C: partition, an
XP D: partition, then Ubuntu 11.04.
Out of frustration I tried Fedora (sorry) installed alongside and that really
In my Dell XPS420 with Unity and ATI video, i have the same situation
that Colin describes:
- If i do a shutdown or reboot from the menu, the computers hung on
- If i do a shutdown from the terminal, it works property
- If i do a reboot from the terminal, it do not work
The final line in the log
I can confirm this bug on my HP notebook 11.04 w/ Unity and ATI video.
If I do a sudo halt from the terminal it shuts down properly. However,
reboot from the menu or terminal still do not work. Shutting down from
the menu or either reboot will hang on the Ubuntu splash screen with the
dots. A
Hi,
Tried the plymouth revert script but had no effect. Terminal reported no
changes.
I had not run any special scripts in 10.10 because I never had any problems
with that so there shouldn't have been any hang-overs.
Anyway I had performed a complete re-installation of 11.04 to ensure I had no
I've managed to get some screen photos. This one appears during normal
startup for about 1 second about 20 secs after selection normal grub
start.
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This is what I get during a recovery start-up - obviously text in there
somewhere - it scrolls up the screen.
I do get a normal grub boot selection screen first - which is clearly legible.
I was unable to get a photo of the shutdown screen which shows a line of 1
pixel high dots and dashes
This behaviour may be aresult of earlier tinkerings to fix an ugly bootsplash
in 10.10 or earlier. See comments by
mia1dolfan, #18 in bug #767927.
I ran the revert changes script at their suggestion for this at:
http://www.kyleabaker.com/downloads/ubuntu/scripts/plymouth-
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