Solved. And likewise are #2080355, #2088532, #2085734, minimum.
Here is the background: Since *buntu (and derivates) became completely useless
due to continuous self-resets, no way to start, no shutdown nor poweroff after
sudo poweroff, and uninterruptible spontaneous shutdowns, and a times using the
volume rocker for a cold boot, I had no alternative but to switch to fedora
(41), which didn't show these things at all at the time of migration. Some
months into it, I encountered the identical trouble on F41.
With the help of the nice people over there, we could find, that rolling back
fwupd to the previous version solved all this mess completely.
Booting to the previous installation (kubuntu), the same crap was encountered
again (including cleaning nvram in UEFI, only to find it overrun again at the
subsequent boot), the next full upgrade (which included an upgrade of fwupd)
also solved the identified problems for good. Now all machines once again work
perfectly okay once again.
Make this a 'silent bug rectification', since I am not sure that the
nice people working on fwupd were ever aware of this bug (at least
affecting lenovo thinkpad Helix 2), or not.
I do think, that - should anyone ever run into this - a complete
description (and remedy) as given here could be helpful.
** Changed in: systemd (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Fix Released
** Package changed: systemd (Ubuntu) => fwupd (Ubuntu)
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"Restart" doesn't restart after release upgrade 22.04 to 24.04
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