I think the issue would be in the lines saying failing to unmount /oldroot/sys , never heard of : - )
( OTHERWISE THE SYSTEM IS PERFORMING VERY WELL )
I think the issue would be in the lines saying failing to unmount /oldroot/sys , never heard of : - )
( OTHERWISE THE SYSTEM IS PERFORMING VERY WELL )
Is your systemd
updated to its latest version?
just looked, yes up to date …
Before shutting down or rebooting, try running
lsof | grep /path/to/device
for the first device/resource that you have seen show this error. Replace /oldroot
with just /
This will help diagnose why the device is busy
done that, so at shutdown it is telling:
failed to start system suspend.[DEPEND] Dependency failed for Suspend.nd
This is puzzling. While I search, could you run
sudo mkinitcpio -P
and try rebooting once?
I’m not sure this would help…
If you can complete the steps under Diagnosing Shutdown Problems and share the log file shutdown-log.txt
resulting from the instructions, it would be helpful for diagnosing the problem
i am on a chroot enviroment now, it is saying :
error: failed to synchronize all databases (no servers configured for repository)
sudo /usr/bin/refresh-mirrors-rebornos.sh
sudo rm -r /var/lib/pacman/sync
sudo pacman -Syy
ERROR:../polkit/src/programs/pkexec.c:750:main: assertion failed: (polkit_unix_process_get_start_time (POLKIT_UNIX_PROCESS (subject)) > 0)
Bail out! ERROR:../polkit/src/programs/pkexec.c:750:main: assertion failed: (polkit_unix_process_get_start_time (POLKIT_UNIX_PROCESS (subject)) > 0)
/usr/bin/refresh-mirrors-rebornos.sh: line 5: 4842 Aborted (core dumped) pkexec /usr/bin/rate-mirrors --concurrency=16 --per-mirror-timeout=3000 --allow-root --save=/etc/pacman.d/reborn-mirrorlist rebornos
that comes after the refresh
Are you on a RebornOS live ISO? you can run those commands outside the chroot environment.
OK I TRY THAT … AGAIN THERE
Is RebornOS not booting? The instructions linked earlier do not need you to chroot
my LTS kernel brings me to the desktop allright
now I am logged in
THAT WORKED thanks
What you marked as the solution is not related to your original problem.
Is the system still not shutting down with the regular linux
kernel?
oh yes that was a mistake, reverted,I was happy about the rescue, so now I am operating with the LTS - Kernel
it seems like a systemd issue right ?