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This is a new installation on the following hardware:
Intel i5 4440s (Haswell)
Asrock z87 extreme 6 (latest UEFI 2.30)
GPU Intel 4600
RAM 16GB
Kernel 3.15.7-1 (I also tried the LTS but same problem)
DMESG log -> http://ix.io/dJx
LSPCI log -> http://ix.io/dJv
As you will notice there is an ACPI Warning:
[ 2.006322] PTP clock support registered
[ 2.007918] input: PC Speaker as /devices/platform/pcspkr/input/input5
[ 2.008431] ACPI Warning: SystemIO range 0x000000000000f040-0x000000000000f05f conflicts with OpRegion 0x000000000000f040-0x000000000000f04f (\_SB_.PCI0.SBUS.SMBI) (20140214/utaddress-258)
[ 2.008436] ACPI: If an ACPI driver is available for this device, you should use it instead of the native driver
[ 2.009109] dca service started, version 1.12.1
[ 2.012057] e1000e: Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Driver - 2.3.2-k
What else should I check?
Thanks.
****FIX***
Wait for kernel 3.16. Meanwhile, disable usb 3.0.
Last edited by kitsune (2014-08-03 08:41:34)
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You didn't tell how you are trying to shutdown the system and which DE/WM are you using?
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I am using gnome-shell.
I tried:
sudo poweroff
sudo halt -p
sudo systemctl poweroff
from gnome-shell -> shutdown
sudo shutdown -h now
above command as root also.
PC will go off for 2 seconds and then it will boot.
Kernel 3.15.8-1 from testing didn't solve the problem.
I use uefi and I tried switching from gummiboot to grub, but nothing.
Last edited by kitsune (2014-08-03 06:10:44)
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PC will go off for 2 seconds and then it will boot.
You mean to say that the PC reboots instead of shutting off? Have you checked the ACPI settings in BIOS/EFI.
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When I do a sudo poweroff or the classic shutdown from the menu, the pc will shutdown(I mean the fans go off, monitor off) like it should. Then after 2 seconds it will boot again without doing anything(moving the mouse, pressing a key etc).
wake on lan, wake on keyboard, wake on something are all disabled.
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When I do a sudo poweroff or the classic shutdown from the menu, the pc will shutdown(I mean the fans go off, monitor off) like it should. Then after 2 seconds it will boot again without doing anything(moving the mouse, pressing a key etc).
wake on lan, wake on keyboard, wake on something are all disabled.
Is it a proper boot sequence, or does the computer simply wake up to the previous state, i.e., the one before the shutdown. If it's the latter, it sound like a failed suspend sequence.
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Yes, it is a proper boot sequence. Like I shutdown and after 2 seconds I push the power button on the case. No freeze, no errors.. everything works fine.
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Does your bios have an option along the lines of reboot after power failure or something? If yes, and if it is enabled, try disabling it.
Perhaps for some reason, the bios thinks that the previous shutdown wasn't clean and reboots it.
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Yes, it has one but it is disabled (default). I did also a clear CMOS just in case..
edit:
I think it's a kernel problem because I have the same problem with ubuntu and fedora IF I install all the updates (kernel included). If I use the kernel version shipped with the iso it works ok.
Last edited by kitsune (2014-08-03 07:12:33)
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https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=66171
could it be this one?
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It could be the one you specified, or maybe not. But the symptoms are definitely similar.
There's also this one https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76291
These bugs are related to usb, though. Can you try disabling USB 3.0 in your bios and see if fixes it?
Also, take a look at the following suggestion: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76291#c7
Last edited by x33a (2014-08-03 07:47:44)
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Bingo. With usb 3.0 controller disabled, I can shutdown
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Hope they fix it in 3.16! ![]()
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I'm having the exact same issue, but disabling USB 3.0 in BIOS does not solve the problem...
Made my own thread per midixingas suggestion below and since I solved part of the problem: 1447128
Last edited by riX2000 (2014-08-15 13:49:23)
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I'm having the exact same issue, ...
I don't think so
It's better to make your own thread
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