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Description of problem: Whenever I reboot Fedora 15, it looks like systemd has trouble terminating all active processes and simply will hang forever and will not successfully reboot. When the systems is hung, I cannot even swithc TTY's in order to view /var/log/messages or dmesg. A "reboot -f" will always work, however. I've searched for similar bugs in Bugzilla and they all reference some issue with mysql that has been resolved already in newer versions of systemd. We are using systemd 26-8.fc15. I found a post here in Bugzilla that showed me how to capture the dmesg output successfully and I have attached this log file to this ticket. Can you please advise why our machines are failing to reboot? Thank you! Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): systemd 26-8.fc15 How reproducible: Every single time I try to reboot a Fedora 15 machine Steps to Reproduce: 1. type "reboot", "init 6", etc. into the terminal 2. 3. Actual results: Reboot will hang forever and I have to hard shutdown the machine Expected results: a normal reboot Additional info: Fedora 15 running on a 2010 Mac Pro 12-core machine. I have captured and attached the dmesg output from when the system hangs on reboot.
Created attachment 531181 [details] Dmesg output on an F15 machine that has failed to reboot
Please boot with "systemd.log_level=debug systemd.log_target=kmsg" on the kernel cmdline, then try to reproduce the issue and tell us what the last output you see on screen is (photo is fine).
Created attachment 531212 [details] Photo showing the error output when trying to reboot Fedora 15 Photo showing the error output when trying to reboot Fedora 15
Created attachment 531610 [details] An additional screenshot of our Fedora 15 machines hanging on reboot The last line on the screens output is showing rpc.statd
Is this still an issue or can this bug be closed?
Nope. You can close this bug report. The resolution was doing a 'yum update systemd'. I suppose we were using an older version which still had some old bugs in it. Thanks!
Thanks, closing.