Reached Target shutdown
1 out of 8 times Ubuntu freezes at shutdown. When I click on Esc I see the log and it gets stuck at 'Reached target shutdown' but it never shuts down. I read somewhere about it's a bug and tried to follow the step of pressing Alt+Prnt screen and then typing REISUB but nothing would happen. I have been facing this problem for a while now. Could someone please guide me through the solution? Thanks!
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1 out of 8 times Ubuntu freezes at shutdown. When I click on Esc I see the log and it gets stuck at 'Reached target shutdown' but it never shuts down. I read somewhere about it's a bug and tried to follow the step of pressing Alt+Prnt screen and then typing REISUB but nothing would happen. I have been facing this problem for a while now. Could someone please guide me through the solution? Thanks!
shutdown freeze
I am having that issue /Reached target shutdown) as well since upgrading to 16.04. Which version are you running?
– dufte
Jun 4 '16 at 10:49
I'm using 16.04 as well. I was experiencing the same problem in 14.04 but it was much worse in it. What version were you using prior to the upgrade? Did you ever experience it previously?
– Dipanshu Juneja
Jun 4 '16 at 17:31
For your information: I thought that my machine was frozen but after spending 45minutes or so in the 'Reached target shutdown' state it actually did the shutdown. I have seen this problem only once and this happened after heavy swapping.
– user150335
Jun 17 '18 at 8:12
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1 out of 8 times Ubuntu freezes at shutdown. When I click on Esc I see the log and it gets stuck at 'Reached target shutdown' but it never shuts down. I read somewhere about it's a bug and tried to follow the step of pressing Alt+Prnt screen and then typing REISUB but nothing would happen. I have been facing this problem for a while now. Could someone please guide me through the solution? Thanks!
shutdown freeze
1 out of 8 times Ubuntu freezes at shutdown. When I click on Esc I see the log and it gets stuck at 'Reached target shutdown' but it never shuts down. I read somewhere about it's a bug and tried to follow the step of pressing Alt+Prnt screen and then typing REISUB but nothing would happen. I have been facing this problem for a while now. Could someone please guide me through the solution? Thanks!
shutdown freeze
shutdown freeze
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I am having that issue /Reached target shutdown) as well since upgrading to 16.04. Which version are you running?
– dufte
Jun 4 '16 at 10:49
I'm using 16.04 as well. I was experiencing the same problem in 14.04 but it was much worse in it. What version were you using prior to the upgrade? Did you ever experience it previously?
– Dipanshu Juneja
Jun 4 '16 at 17:31
For your information: I thought that my machine was frozen but after spending 45minutes or so in the 'Reached target shutdown' state it actually did the shutdown. I have seen this problem only once and this happened after heavy swapping.
– user150335
Jun 17 '18 at 8:12
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I am having that issue /Reached target shutdown) as well since upgrading to 16.04. Which version are you running?
– dufte
Jun 4 '16 at 10:49
I'm using 16.04 as well. I was experiencing the same problem in 14.04 but it was much worse in it. What version were you using prior to the upgrade? Did you ever experience it previously?
– Dipanshu Juneja
Jun 4 '16 at 17:31
For your information: I thought that my machine was frozen but after spending 45minutes or so in the 'Reached target shutdown' state it actually did the shutdown. I have seen this problem only once and this happened after heavy swapping.
– user150335
Jun 17 '18 at 8:12
I am having that issue /Reached target shutdown) as well since upgrading to 16.04. Which version are you running?
– dufte
Jun 4 '16 at 10:49
I am having that issue /Reached target shutdown) as well since upgrading to 16.04. Which version are you running?
– dufte
Jun 4 '16 at 10:49
I'm using 16.04 as well. I was experiencing the same problem in 14.04 but it was much worse in it. What version were you using prior to the upgrade? Did you ever experience it previously?
– Dipanshu Juneja
Jun 4 '16 at 17:31
I'm using 16.04 as well. I was experiencing the same problem in 14.04 but it was much worse in it. What version were you using prior to the upgrade? Did you ever experience it previously?
– Dipanshu Juneja
Jun 4 '16 at 17:31
For your information: I thought that my machine was frozen but after spending 45minutes or so in the 'Reached target shutdown' state it actually did the shutdown. I have seen this problem only once and this happened after heavy swapping.
– user150335
Jun 17 '18 at 8:12
For your information: I thought that my machine was frozen but after spending 45minutes or so in the 'Reached target shutdown' state it actually did the shutdown. I have seen this problem only once and this happened after heavy swapping.
– user150335
Jun 17 '18 at 8:12
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Maybe the swap is still active when reaching "Target shutdown"; My solution was to force swap deactivation before reboot :
swapoff -a
swapoff /dev/md6
after that, the reboot went fine for me without any pause.
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Maybe the swap is still active when reaching "Target shutdown"; My solution was to force swap deactivation before reboot :
swapoff -a
swapoff /dev/md6
after that, the reboot went fine for me without any pause.
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Maybe the swap is still active when reaching "Target shutdown"; My solution was to force swap deactivation before reboot :
swapoff -a
swapoff /dev/md6
after that, the reboot went fine for me without any pause.
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Maybe the swap is still active when reaching "Target shutdown"; My solution was to force swap deactivation before reboot :
swapoff -a
swapoff /dev/md6
after that, the reboot went fine for me without any pause.
Maybe the swap is still active when reaching "Target shutdown"; My solution was to force swap deactivation before reboot :
swapoff -a
swapoff /dev/md6
after that, the reboot went fine for me without any pause.
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I am having that issue /Reached target shutdown) as well since upgrading to 16.04. Which version are you running?
– dufte
Jun 4 '16 at 10:49
I'm using 16.04 as well. I was experiencing the same problem in 14.04 but it was much worse in it. What version were you using prior to the upgrade? Did you ever experience it previously?
– Dipanshu Juneja
Jun 4 '16 at 17:31
For your information: I thought that my machine was frozen but after spending 45minutes or so in the 'Reached target shutdown' state it actually did the shutdown. I have seen this problem only once and this happened after heavy swapping.
– user150335
Jun 17 '18 at 8:12