Void Linux hangs on poweroff
I just got a Oryx Pro, model Oryp4, from System76 and installed Void Linux on it. When I try to power it off or reboot I just get these messages and this dmesg.
I have tried adding acpi=off to /etc/default/grub on the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT . When I run
sudo poweroff
the machine it hangs on
reboot: System halted.
linux acpi runit void-linux
asked Jan 28 at 16:27
Gregory DolanGregory Dolan
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I just got a Oryx Pro, model Oryp4, from System76 and installed Void Linux on it. When I try to power it off or reboot I just get these messages and this dmesg.
I have tried adding acpi=off to /etc/default/grub on the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT . When I run
sudo poweroff
the machine it hangs on
reboot: System halted.
linux acpi runit void-linux
asked Jan 28 at 16:27
Gregory DolanGregory Dolan
163
1
Upgrade the BIOS/firmware.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 28 at 18:17
linux.die.net/man/8/shutdown; note the-hand-Hand-Poptions. How are you shutting down? And if your Systemd based then the shutdown or init commands may not directly apply but they typically map to corresponding systemd service.
– ron
Jan 28 at 18:53
Void Linux: We use runit as the init system and service supervisor. runit is a simple and effective approach to initialize the system with reliable service supervision. See the usage page for a brief introduction. Not a fork, Void Linux is an independent distribution, developed entirely by volunteers. Being what it is, would not surprise me if it's a Void Linux problem/bug,
– ron
Jan 28 at 19:06
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I just got a Oryx Pro, model Oryp4, from System76 and installed Void Linux on it. When I try to power it off or reboot I just get these messages and this dmesg.
I have tried adding acpi=off to /etc/default/grub on the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT . When I run
sudo poweroff
the machine it hangs on
reboot: System halted.
linux acpi runit void-linux
asked Jan 28 at 16:27
Gregory DolanGregory Dolan
163
I just got a Oryx Pro, model Oryp4, from System76 and installed Void Linux on it. When I try to power it off or reboot I just get these messages and this dmesg.
I have tried adding acpi=off to /etc/default/grub on the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT . When I run
sudo poweroff
the machine it hangs on
reboot: System halted.
linux acpi runit void-linux
linux acpi runit void-linux
asked Jan 28 at 16:27
Gregory DolanGregory Dolan
163
asked Jan 28 at 16:27
Gregory DolanGregory Dolan
163
edited Jan 29 at 5:11
Gregory Dolan
asked Jan 28 at 16:27
Gregory DolanGregory Dolan
163
asked Jan 28 at 16:27
Gregory DolanGregory Dolan
163
asked Jan 28 at 16:27
Gregory DolanGregory Dolan
163
163
1
Upgrade the BIOS/firmware.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 28 at 18:17
linux.die.net/man/8/shutdown; note the-hand-Hand-Poptions. How are you shutting down? And if your Systemd based then the shutdown or init commands may not directly apply but they typically map to corresponding systemd service.
– ron
Jan 28 at 18:53
Void Linux: We use runit as the init system and service supervisor. runit is a simple and effective approach to initialize the system with reliable service supervision. See the usage page for a brief introduction. Not a fork, Void Linux is an independent distribution, developed entirely by volunteers. Being what it is, would not surprise me if it's a Void Linux problem/bug,
– ron
Jan 28 at 19:06
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1
Upgrade the BIOS/firmware.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 28 at 18:17
linux.die.net/man/8/shutdown; note the-hand-Hand-Poptions. How are you shutting down? And if your Systemd based then the shutdown or init commands may not directly apply but they typically map to corresponding systemd service.
– ron
Jan 28 at 18:53
Void Linux: We use runit as the init system and service supervisor. runit is a simple and effective approach to initialize the system with reliable service supervision. See the usage page for a brief introduction. Not a fork, Void Linux is an independent distribution, developed entirely by volunteers. Being what it is, would not surprise me if it's a Void Linux problem/bug,
– ron
Jan 28 at 19:06
1
1
Upgrade the BIOS/firmware.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 28 at 18:17
Upgrade the BIOS/firmware.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 28 at 18:17
linux.die.net/man/8/shutdown; note the
-h and -H and -P options. How are you shutting down? And if your Systemd based then the shutdown or init commands may not directly apply but they typically map to corresponding systemd service.– ron
Jan 28 at 18:53
linux.die.net/man/8/shutdown; note the
-h and -H and -P options. How are you shutting down? And if your Systemd based then the shutdown or init commands may not directly apply but they typically map to corresponding systemd service.– ron
Jan 28 at 18:53
Void Linux: We use runit as the init system and service supervisor. runit is a simple and effective approach to initialize the system with reliable service supervision. See the usage page for a brief introduction. Not a fork, Void Linux is an independent distribution, developed entirely by volunteers. Being what it is, would not surprise me if it's a Void Linux problem/bug,
– ron
Jan 28 at 19:06
Void Linux: We use runit as the init system and service supervisor. runit is a simple and effective approach to initialize the system with reliable service supervision. See the usage page for a brief introduction. Not a fork, Void Linux is an independent distribution, developed entirely by volunteers. Being what it is, would not surprise me if it's a Void Linux problem/bug,
– ron
Jan 28 at 19:06
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After submitting a ticket to System76 they told me to install the latest NVIDIA drivers and it goes through poweroff normall.
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After submitting a ticket to System76 they told me to install the latest NVIDIA drivers and it goes through poweroff normall.
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After submitting a ticket to System76 they told me to install the latest NVIDIA drivers and it goes through poweroff normall.
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After submitting a ticket to System76 they told me to install the latest NVIDIA drivers and it goes through poweroff normall.
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After submitting a ticket to System76 they told me to install the latest NVIDIA drivers and it goes through poweroff normall.
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Upgrade the BIOS/firmware.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 28 at 18:17
linux.die.net/man/8/shutdown; note the
-hand-Hand-Poptions. How are you shutting down? And if your Systemd based then the shutdown or init commands may not directly apply but they typically map to corresponding systemd service.– ron
Jan 28 at 18:53
Void Linux: We use runit as the init system and service supervisor. runit is a simple and effective approach to initialize the system with reliable service supervision. See the usage page for a brief introduction. Not a fork, Void Linux is an independent distribution, developed entirely by volunteers. Being what it is, would not surprise me if it's a Void Linux problem/bug,
– ron
Jan 28 at 19:06