*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 991997 ***
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Hi,
I think the current behavior is correctly, but the comment in
/etc/default/halt sould be updated.
So, I proposed a patch in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/991997/comments/6
(a
OK, how about if shutting down a 12.04 system with the shutdown menu,
then clicking the 'shutdown' button causes the system to hang at the
'Ubuntu' screen? Is this the same bug or different?
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That's a different bug.
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system doesn't turn off if sudo halt is given
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Ok, I'll do it.
Thank you.
Mauro
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Yes, sure, but halt -p make a reboot instead a shutdown on my server... I
don't know why, but i've noticed that /sbin/halt it's a symbolic link to reboot.
This is the reason I use /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh.
Bye, Mauro
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If halt -p reboots instead of shutting down, that's a bug but it's not
this bug. Please open a separate bug report against the Linux package
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Hello to everyone.
Please excuse my poor english...
I found a trick, it's not a solution, but it's useful.
You can use the script /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh for your scheduling, to do the
dirty job :)
It's the response of the system after pressing the power button and it works
for me.
HTH.
Bye, Mauro
... or you could read the explanation for why this is not a bug that
will be fixed in Ubuntu, and use 'halt -p' as indicated.
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You could try the workaround found in this article:
http://linux.koolsolutions.com/2009/08/04/howto-fix-linux-hangfreeze-
during-reboots-and-restarts/ reboot=bios fixed the shutdown and reboot
hangs for me.
Run in terminal sudo nano /etc/default/grub
Edit this line and save
Modification in /etc/default/grub takes effect next time OS starts.
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Title:
system doesn't turn off if sudo halt is given
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Note that this is the result of a deliberate upstream behavior change as
described in bug #532366.
I think it's appropriate to extend upstart's halt implementation to
respect /etc/default/halt, but possibly only as a distro patch rather
than in upstart upstream.
** Changed in: upstart (Ubuntu)
Correction: in sysvinit, /etc/default/halt is a config file for the
/etc/init.d/halt script only, which uses it to decide whether to pass
'-p' to halt. So this is already supposed to have the intended effect;
and if I invoke 'halt -d -f -i -p -h' directly, it does power off the
system. Likewise
Ok, I've worked my way all the way through this bug now, and I have to
conclude this is behavior we can't/shouldn't change.
- The 'shutdown' command has three options: '-h' (halt or power off), '-H'
(halt), and '-P' (power off).
- The 'halt' command maps to -H, by design.
- The 'poweroff'
bumping up the priority of this, given the number of people affected,
and amount of time its been lingering.
** Tags added: quantal rls-q-incoming
** Changed in: upstart (Ubuntu)
Importance: Medium = High
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Had to change all my scripts to sudo poweroff. This is kinda embarrassing.
What's the use of a halt-command that doesn't actually turn off the machine?
Who needs a computer that's ready for poweroff but still running?
I believe that the halt-command made more sence before than it does now. I
halt -p also works here. Nevertheless I think this should be fixed! halt
always used to power off the computer. Now, if one forgets the -p when
shutting down a remote computer ends up with a remote frozen machine.
This is a bad thing.
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On all the machines I have tested so far with Precise, running halt by
itself only halts the machine but doesn't power it off.
However, running halt -p powers it off just fine. Was this change
documented somewhere or is it a true bug?
/etc/defaults/halt has the same POWEROFF entry on 10.04 as
Running:
sudo shutdown -h now
From a terminal worked for me when running sudo halt didn't.
I don't know why, cuz they do the same thing.
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# shutdown -h -P now
executed as root from serial console
as described on Bug #958838 (which may or may not be same bug - has been merged
with this one in any case)
results in system hung / locked up (imperfectly halted?), but not powered down,
whereas same/equivalent works fine with 10.04 LTS,
I have the same problem. Is there a solution for it? I keep shutting
down my computer from the power off button. Does it have a negative
effect for my computer? What can I do?
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This bug has been reported on the Ubuntu ISO testing tracker.
A list of all reports related to this bug can be found here:
http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/reports/bugs/880240
** Tags added: iso-testing
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same for me, upgrading from 11.04 to 11.10 and this bug shoed up
sudo halt freezes regurarly
the GUI shut down works fine
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** Tags added: oneiric precise
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** Summary changed:
- ubuntu 11.10 : the system doesn't turn off if sudo halt is given
+ system doesn't turn off if sudo halt is given
** Changed in: upstart (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Medium
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Ubuntu 12.04 (precise) is affected by this bug, too.
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