From: ace9000@hal.net   
      
   On 8/20/22 13:50, Sativa GNutella wrote:   
   > Ace Crysler  Wrote in message:r   
   >> Been using 18.04 for quite a long time, but a month ago I started having   
   slow shut down.  Where what used to be maybe 10 sec was now maybe 10 min.  I   
   googled and there is a command to see the shutdown sequence after next boot   
   up, but there's so many    
   processes shown that I can't differentiate between a normal shutdown versus   
   one that lags.Only thing I've done so far is modify the timeout and watchdog   
   options in config from their defaults to seconds.  This cuts shutdown a lot,   
   but still like 2 min,    
   and really doesn't solve the issue.Any help would be welcome and thanks in   
   advance.Ace   
   >   
   > sudo systemctl status   
   >   
   > Does it say 'Degraded' ?   
      
   Interesting. Not close to my desktop at the moment (the PC with the slow   
   shut down), but tried it on the laptop which doesn't have the issue.  It   
   did say degraded.   
      
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