systemd-journal-flush and ostree-finalize slowing shutdown
It seems to happen pretty much every time by now, but whenever I go to turn off/reboot my computer, it seems to always halt, generally after unmounting /var/home, with the systemd-journal-flush.service.
I've tried manually flushing before shutting down, to no avail, and the only fix related to it that I found online involved changing the flush configuration to have Storage=persistent, but I can't very well do that here to test it.
Same thing happens with ostree-finalize (earlier than journal-flush but always combined with it).
Even after a rebasing, be it with an update, kernel argument change, or even happened after I just updated grub with ujust, it halts for ups of 5 mins on shutdown until it eventually reaches the timeout and shuts it down.
I've tried manually flushing before shutting down, to no avail, and the only fix related to it that I found online involved changing the flush configuration to have Storage=persistent, but I can't very well do that here to test it.
Same thing happens with ostree-finalize (earlier than journal-flush but always combined with it).
Even after a rebasing, be it with an update, kernel argument change, or even happened after I just updated grub with ujust, it halts for ups of 5 mins on shutdown until it eventually reaches the timeout and shuts it down.
Solution
turns out it very well may have been, after all
applying Turtlewit's workaround in #Tuned power manager tunes too low seems to have solved this returning issue for me and and for TheMCNerd2018; haven't had it again since
seems like this is one where "works on my machine" doesn't win :)
applying Turtlewit's workaround in #Tuned power manager tunes too low seems to have solved this returning issue for me and and for TheMCNerd2018; haven't had it again since
seems like this is one where "works on my machine" doesn't win :)
