no shutdown at all in fedora 24 Again!

[François Patte]

Bonjour,

I recall my last posts about this problem (complete shutdown impossible
(fedora 24)).

In his hanswer, Chris Murphy suggested to use these tests :

https://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/Debugging/#index2h1

First test: sync && reboot -f shows that it is not a kernel bug.

I went to the page listing the submitted bugs for systemd and I found
this answer to a similar problem:

<quote from Kay Sievers>
Systemd does not support "fake block devices". This needs to be provided by
the raid tools themselves and hook up into systemd.

Most of the things are done today by (mostly weird) shell scrips provided
by the distributions. Systemd has currently no plans to support MD or LVM
natively.

We provide minimal dis-assembly support for device-mapper volumes, something
similar could probably be done for MD, but someone needs to do it, and it
would need to be reasonable simple and not involve running daemons,
calling-out
to command line tools or linking against uncommon libraries.
</quote>

So, it seems that the bug is from Fedora and some "*mostly weird shell
scrips provided
by the distributions*".

Where do I report my problem (with tons of log provided by journalctl,
logwatch, and some other tests...)

It could be kind from fedora to say that Raid is not fully  supported by
systemd and to provide an alternative if people want to have a RAID
system (with encryption).

For how many years now systemd has been adopted by Fedora?

Thank you for attention.



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François Patte
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