Getting messages during shutown

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Glad to hear it helped.

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I am also getting similar messages, but they scroll too fast for me to see them all.
Where are they logged? journalctl -b -1 doesnā€™t show them.

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You will not get anything in your logs , that is the way Mine did . Maybe video record the screen with Your phone ?
I still get some messages , like " dismounting drive , shutting down
Try to find out what the message says and google it might be a solution you will uncover in your search

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I found
journalctl -b -1 --boot

This shows messages well past unmounting /home, so plenty of good details. Will dig now to fix these errors.

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I might be wrong but that message might not be a error message but just a information message .
Please someone correct Me if I am wrong for I am no expert here

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I am also not even nearly and expert. However, after a small bit of Google-fu, it would seem that @brothergc is correct.

According to this page, the command to view errors is:

To get all errors for running services using journalctl:

$ journalctl -p 3 -xb

where -p 3 means priority err, -x provides extra message information, and -b means since last boot

Hope this helps.

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Iā€™m getting the same messages and looking around it seems quit common.
sometime they disappear if i change the GPU with optimus manager,
but i donā€™t really mind them if it doesnā€™t affect anything.

does applying @Wollie solution has any downsides?;
does it just hides the errors?
maybe i would need to see those error at some point in the future if i change something in my configuration?
or any thing Iā€™m not aware of?

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AFAIK, and please someone, if Iā€™m wrong tell me, thereā€™s no down side.

IIRC the change even persisted through my kernel update earlier.

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if you want to check for errors this is the proper command to run in a terminal
sudo journalctl -p 3 -xb