On 08/13/15 21:20, Tom Horsley wrote:
Hey! Fedora 22 is the first fedora release ever where
all the services that use the network seem to start
correctly! I haven't had to put any delayed restart
commands in rc.local to get mail and NFS mounts
and such working :-).
On reboot, it still almost always hangs for several minutes
doing God knows what (since it kills the nvidia
driver early, all I have is black screen, so I can't
see what it might be doing).
I accidentally discovered that someone has at least
made it listen to Ctrl-Alt-Delete during shutdown
now. If I hold the keys down to make them repeat
really fast systemd will stop waiting and go
ahead and reboot.
Now if only I could figure out what it is waiting on
(I suspect the "user daemons" for other users that
are no longer logged in have something to do with it).
Is there any way to have it trace shutdown and leave
info I could examine the next time it is up?
If you remove "rhgb quiet" from the linux line when booting you should be able
to monitor the shutdown processes.
I had a system "hang" on reboot/shutdown when using NFS over WiFi and did not
know what was happening until I did that. That problem was BZ'd and fixed however.