Hello,
Could you boot Debian into multi-user.target or rescue.target (instead of default.target) and try to shutdown from there (to avoid loading some operating system components before shutdown) ? You can do it adding systemd.unit=rescue.target or just 1 (the number one) to the kernel command line. [1]
After booting as described above, you can shutdown from the command line using the command:It would be interesting to know the result of this test.
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[1] Debian Wiki - Systemd hangs on startup or shutdown
Could you boot Debian into multi-user.target or rescue.target (instead of default.target) and try to shutdown from there (to avoid loading some operating system components before shutdown) ? You can do it adding systemd.unit=rescue.target or just 1 (the number one) to the kernel command line. [1]
After booting as described above, you can shutdown from the command line using the command:
Code:
shutdown -h now--
[1] Debian Wiki - Systemd hangs on startup or shutdown
Statistics: Posted by Aki — 2024-02-23 14:10