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My understanding is that it usually occurs whenever a daemon is unable to shut down correctly, so it locks up the entire process of shutting down. The networki
by Shared404 6y ago
My understanding is that it usually occurs whenever a daemon is unable to shut down correctly, so it locks up the entire process of shutting down.
The networking daemons were what used to cause it when I had Fedora installed, iirc. I would start looking there.
As for why it's so vague and self contradictory, I couldn't say.