Hey there, I’m currently experiencing unusually long shutdown times (around 1 to 2 minutes). I had this issue before but now it happens nearly everytime I reboot or shutdown. I looked through similar topics, but could not find anything usefull. inxi --admin --verbosity=7 --filter --no-host --width…

Problem is at line 2883. There is then the standard 90 secs until session is killed at 2885. I suggest you look on KDE bugs for akonadi crashes.

Hi @CallMeMisterOwl , and welcome! While I certainly don’t have this problem (So please don’t take my word as the be-all and end-all of this), the lines with message watchdog: watchdog0: watchdog did not stop! seemed suspicious. So, I just googled around a bit and it seems watchdog can cause problem…

Thank you for your answer @Mirdarthos . [image] Mirdarthos: The Arch wiki states that if you have a desktop or laptop, you can disable the watchdog. Apparently it also improves performance and battery life. I’ll try that and report back with the results.

I saw a similar post, but I’m afraid this will only fix the symptom and not the problem itself. But in case I don’t find a better solution, I’ll have to resort to this. Still thanks for your answer.

So I successfully disabled the watchdog (wdctl returns No default device is available) and the there is no more watchdog0: watchdog did not stop!. Unfortunately the problem still persists. https://aptget.xyz/TU2RM/journalctl_wo_wd.log I’ll have to settle for @flux 's solution, until I find the ro…

[image] flux: Problem is at line 2883. There is then the standard 90 secs until session is killed at 2885. I think you’re right, when the akonadi crash doesn’t occur, the system shuts down without delay. I tried this and it somehow worked, no more akonadi crashes. In case this happens again…