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Oops, hit the return button, apparently... Description of problem: After dnf distro-sync, I tried to reboot, but the system hung and I had to use CTRL-ALT-DEL at the console. I saw the message "Failed deactivating swap <swap LV>" and then 5 shutdown jobs were running with no limit. This continued for ten minutes until I force the reboot as described. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): systemd.x86_64 239-9.gite339eae.fc29 How reproducible: After boot, I immediately rebooted and did not get the same problem. There was no stall. However, I'm concerned by what could have caused the previous errors. Also, there is a way to stall the shutdown, and I don't understand how that is possible. Additional info: There where several repeated error messages after CTRL-ALT-DEL, but they went by too quickly to remember. Something like "permission denied ... dmsetup..."
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