Hi,
I have recently upgraded to kernel 6.12 and since then software shutdown doesnt work anymore. When i try to shutdown, the monitors partially close, but the computer is still running. I cannot do anything, cant click on anything and cant go to console. It only works if i click the button on the computer box. If i use kernel 5.10 it works correctly.
Anyone have the same problem?
Thank you!
Have you tried using kernel version 6.6? As that is also an LTS version.
Also, you can look for errors if you want, although I’d recommend 6.6 if it works.
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