Arch Linux

ItsFireStorm

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Registered: 2024-10-07

Posts: 18

[SOLVED] Arch takes some time to shutdown/reboot.

As of some time, whenever I tried to shutdown or reboot Arch, it took around 5-8 seconds, whereas normally as soon as I invoked the shutdown or reboot command, the screen would instantly go dark and complete the shutdown process.
I update my system regularly, maybe it was a bad update?

Output of journalctl -b -1: https://0x0.st/Xkoo.txt

Thanks in advance, I'm confused on why this is happening.

Last edited by ItsFireStorm (2024-11-11 16:18:56)

V1del

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Registered: 2012-10-16

Posts: 23,289

Re: [SOLVED] Arch takes some time to shutdown/reboot.

Some kitty process is trying to start up despite the session going down, some network chatter and a bunch of rtkit invocations which are potentially wireplumber/firefox related.

The fishiest here is the kitty process that tries to start up while the session is going down, have you installed any new services between slower and faster boot?

ItsFireStorm

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Registered: 2024-10-07

Posts: 18

Re: [SOLVED] Arch takes some time to shutdown/reboot.

Have you installed any new services between slower and faster boot?

I investigated a little further and after removing some packages the problem was behind libvirtd, it is now working correctly.