After installing the latest kernel update from 6.4.15-200 -> 6.5.5-200 my Fedora 38 does not shutdown anymore from the screen menu and from Terminal when using commands 'shutdown' or 'poweroff'. To shutdown I have to plug PC off from power cord or press power off button of the PC for some time until power signal lamp will shutdown. I tested this with 2 earlier kernels 6.4.14-200 and 6.4.15-200 - my result: no problem with normal shutdowns. The PC tested is Dell Optiplex 3040. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Select kernel 6.5.5-200 2.Reboot 3.Try to shutdown Actual Results: The screen becomes black but the machine stays with power on and can be shutdown only by unplugging the power cord of the PC or pressing shutdown button so long that the power-on signal led-lamp of the PC will shutdown. Expected Results: I can reboot to kernel 6.5.5-200 and this same phenomena will repeat. Using older kernels 6.6.14-200 or 6.4.15-200 this phenomena does not take place. Kernel 6.5.5-200 should make the shutdown process to the end.
(In reply to septimus729 from comment #0) > After installing the latest kernel update from 6.4.15-200 -> 6.5.5-200 my > Fedora 38 does not shutdown anymore from the screen menu and from Terminal > when using commands 'shutdown' or 'poweroff'. To shutdown I have to plug it > off from energy or press power off button of the PC for some time. > > I tested this with 2 earlier kernels 6.4.14-200 and 6.4.15-200 - my result: > no problem with normal shutdowns. The PC tested is Dell Optiplex 3040. > > > Reproducible: Always > > Steps to Reproduce: > 1.Select kernel 6.5.5-200 > 2.Reboot > 3.Try to shutdown > Actual Results: > The screen becomes black but the machine stays with power on and can be > shutdown only by unplugging the power cord of the PC or pressing shutdown > button so long that the power-on signal led-lamp of the PC will shutdown. > > Expected Results: > I can reboot to kernel 6.5.5-200 and this same phenomena will repeat. Using > older kernels 6.6.14-200 or 6.4.15-200 this phenomena does not take place. > > Kernel 6.5.5-200 should make the shutdown process to the end.
(In reply to septimus729 from comment #1) > (In reply to septimus729 from comment #0) > > After installing the latest kernel update from 6.4.15-200 -> 6.5.5-200 my > > Fedora 38 does not shutdown anymore from the screen menu and from Terminal > > when using commands 'shutdown' or 'poweroff'. To shutdown I have to plug it > > off from power or press power off button of the PC for some time untill power signal lamp will shutdown. > > > > I tested this with 2 earlier kernels 6.4.14-200 and 6.4.15-200 - my result: > > no problem with normal shutdowns. The PC tested is Dell Optiplex 3040. > > > > > > Reproducible: Always > > > > Steps to Reproduce: > > 1.Select kernel 6.5.5-200 > > 2.Reboot > > 3.Try to shutdown > > Actual Results: > > The screen becomes black but the machine stays with power on and can be > > shutdown only by unplugging the power cord of the PC or pressing shutdown > > button so long that the power-on signal led-lamp of the PC will shutdown. > > > > Expected Results: > > I can reboot to kernel 6.5.5-200 and this same phenomena will repeat. Using > > older kernels 6.6.14-200 or 6.4.15-200 this phenomena does not take place. > > > > Kernel 6.5.5-200 should make the shutdown process to the end.
After installing the latest kernel update from 6.4.15-200 -> 6.5.5-200 my Fedora 38 does not shutdown anymore from the screen menu and from Terminal when using commands 'shutdown' or 'poweroff'. To shutdown I have to plug off the power cord or press power off button of the PC for some time until power-on signal lamp will shutdown. I tested this with 2 earlier kernels 6.4.14-200 and 6.4.15-200 - my result: no problem with normal shutdowns. The PC tested is Dell Optiplex 3040.
I've got the exact same problem : After installing the latest kernel update from 6.2.9-300 -> 6.5.5-200 my Fedora 38 does not shutdown or restart anymore from the screen menu and from Terminal when using commands 'shutdown' or 'poweroff'. To shutdown I have to plug PC off from power cord or press power off button of the PC for some time until power signal lamp will shutdown. I tested this with my previous kernel 6.2.9- my result: no problem with normal shutdowns. The PC tested is Dell Optiplex 3050 for me Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Select kernel 6.5.5-200 2.Reboot 3.Try to shutdown Actual Results: The screen becomes black but the machine stays with power on and can be shutdown only by unplugging the power cord of the PC or pressing shutdown button so long that the power-on signal led-lamp of the PC will shutdown. Expected Results: I can reboot to kernel 6.5.5-200 and this same phenomena will repeat. Using older kernels 6.2.9-300 this phenomena does not take place. Kernel 6.5.5-200 should make the shutdown process to the end.
*** Bug 2241854 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Same problem on laptop Sony VPCSA3Z9R
Exact issue here, with similar kernel version but on F39. Seems that some change starting from very early version of kernel 6.5.x introduced the issue. My device is Lenovo ThinkBook 14 G5+ IRH. Unfortunately, I can't get pstore working on this device that I can't capture what is happening after screen goes dark.
Created attachment 1992025 [details] dmidecode output of my device, in case it can be useful
I cannot reproduce the issue on notebook "Dell Latitude 5590". I can reproduce the issue with kernel-6.5.5-200.fc38.x86_64 on desktop computer "Dell OptiPlex 7050". For desktop computer: BIOS and SecureBoot modes do not matter, i.e. all fail: Legacy, UEFI & SB off, UEFI & SB on. Reboot and shutdown are affected! After you initiate either the screen will turn off, and network connections get disconnected, but computer fan, power supply, and power button will stay on. No change after waiting several minutes. You must press power button for 10 seconds to power off computer. 5 seconds after that the computer powers on for 2 seconds, then turns off on its own; after that you can start it with power button. No such problem on desktop computer with kernel-6.4.15-200.fc38.x86_64 (I did not test other kernel versions). I can perform tests and provide more information if required.
Created attachment 1992026 [details] journalctl's output of a session I had to forcefully shutdown (UEFI+SecureBoot on). I cannot see any problem.
Created attachment 1992027 [details] acpidump output
Created attachment 1992028 [details] dmesg
I cannot reproduce problem on notebook "Lenovo ThinkPad L15 Gen 3 (21C30016GE)". After updating firmware of "Dell OptiPlex 7050" to latest version (UEFI dbx 371, BIOS 1.26.0) the issue is still there.
I can reproduce issue on "Dell OptiPlex 7040". I stop testing other computers now.
Same problem on laptop Sony Corporation VPCEG32FX/VAIO, BIOS R02 4028 01/06/2012
kernel-6.5.6-200.fc38 (currently in updates-testing repo) does not fix problem on Dell OptiPlex 7050. I hoped for it because RPM changelog contains line starting with "power: supply: core".
The latest kernel upgrade from 6.5.5-200 to 6.5.6-200 of 10.10.2023 in Fedora 38 did NOT solve the problem related bug report 2241279 (shutdown process).
Same here. The latest kernel upgrade from 6.5.5-200 to 6.5.6-200 of 10.10.2023 in Fedora 38 did NOT solve the problem.
I think 6.5.6-300.fc39.x86_64 is working for me right now.
Updated yesterday kernel version 6.5.6-200.fc38.x86_64 in my Dell Optiplex 3040 with Fedora 38 did NOT solve yet the problem with shutdown. Maybe distribution upgrade from Fedora 38 to 39 with kernel 6.5.6-300.fc39.x86_64, which is scheduled to 17.10.2023, will be the only solution ?
From a quick look at it this might be this upstream regression: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=217995 / https://lore.kernel.org/all/e6d1dae8-e28a-455a-a851-661c825fbdcf@gmail.com/
kernel-6.5.7-200.fc38 (currently in updates-testing) does not fix problem on Dell OptiPlex 7050.
kernel 6.6-rc6 should fix it, according to https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=217995#c18
6.5.8-rc1 as well, which currently is available here as vanilla kernel for Fedora: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/g/kernel-vanilla/stable-rc/
Thank you for the suggestion, I'm installing and testing 6.5.8-0.rc2.150.vanilla.fc37 right now on my laptop.
It fixes my https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2244291 but it seems to introduce another issue with my internal wifi...
I do not see the problem on my desktop, Dell Inc. Precision WorkStation T7500 /06FW8P, BIOS A10 04/20/2011; with the 6.5.5-200.fc38.x86_64 kernel nor with the 6.5.6-200.fc38.x86_64 kernel. With both kernels, my desktop shuts down properly. So it's not specific to Dell computers.
Today 18.10.2023 I received from Fedora to the same PC automatic update of Fedora 38 kernel from 6.5.6-200 to 6.5.7-200.fc38.x86_64. This is not a testing version. This updated version did NOT solve this issue with shutdown.
- not affected: Dell OptiPlex 780 - kernel-6.5.8-200.fc38 (at the moment in updates-testing repo: https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/kernel ) fixes problem for me on Dell OptiPlex 7050 and 7040
I'm very pleased to inform that today, after receiving to my Fedora 38 kernel update/upgrade to 6.5.8-200.fc38.x86_64, the shutdown process works now correctly. Thank you very much !
6.5.8-200.fc38.x86_64 fixed the problem for me
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