On Mon, 05 Feb 2018, Curt wrote: > At every shutdown; looks like another oldie but goodie bug affecting > those with encrypted swap (maybe some kind or race condition, if that is > indeed the proper term).
Incorrect sequencing, actually. But if this is ephemeral swap (or ephemeral *anything*), it is a very minor bug at most. Ephemeral would mean mounted on tmpfs (RAM), or with a throw-away (random single-use) crypto key. > Having said that, filesystems are unmounted cleanly (no fsck at reboot, > although the shutdown routine stops at "Power down" and I must pull the > plug--a recurrent problem I've had before encryption in Wheezy). That's a kernel + platform bug. Updating your BIOS/UEFI might fix it, otherwise, it requires messing with kernel command line parameters until you find the poweroff strategy that works, and reporting a bug to get that into a quirk list inside the kernel. -- Henrique Holschuh
