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My root partition is formatted as f2fs and spans two LUKS volumes. Both volumes are unlocked in the initramfs using the sd-encrypt hook. Every shutdown, I can see a message flash by very quickly complaining that dm-0 and dm-1 cannot not be unmounted as they are busy. This happened earlier when I was using btrfs too. Except with f2fs this seems to require an fsck on every boot up, and this is really slow. I don't mind the occasional wait for a long fsck, but this happens on every boot up without fail. It takes around 2 minutes to finish. How can I make sure that my root partition cleanly unmounts on shutdown?
This is a desktop with 2 NVMe SSDs with a LUKS volume on a partition on each device. The root f2fs partition spans both of these LUKS volumes. I also have an NVIDIA graphics card and I'm using the nvidia driver.
Last edited by badrobot (2021-12-01 07:35:55)
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Have you looked at https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/63697 in particular findings related to the nvidia driver?
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The nvidia fix worked for me. I'm wondering where to report this issue. Is it an arch issue, or systemd, or nvidia?
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