Reboot Problem

TrueNAS General
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Dear all,

I’ve got a problem with my TrueNAS, it won’t shutdown. It gets stuck every time I reboot it. The last time I wanted it to reboot, I got this message:

[232119.621865] audit: type=1305 audit (1746601706.890:144164): op=set audit_pid=0 old=3022 auid=4294967295 ses=4294967295 subj=unconfin

[232119.629877] audit: type=1305 audit (1746601706.898:144165): op=remove_rule dir="/data/"key=“escalation” list=4 res=1

[FAILED] Failed unmounting var-log-journal.mount.
[FAILED] Failed unmounting var-log.mount.
[FAILED] Failed unmounting var.mount.

Does someone know what my I change so that the reboots will work?

Version: 25.04.0

Thank you!

KR
Rok

2

Hallo,

is there realy noone that can help me out?

Cheers
Rok

3

Ping, is there no one that has a similar problem?

4

@mlinko6 Please post details of your hardware - we have had a couple reports from users with older devices that have exposed some edge-case issues on the newer kernel that required disabling IOMMU or similar.

5

Hi,

There are the specs:
CPU: 24GB Ram
GPU: 8GB Ram

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If you need anything else let me know.

6

That’s definitely not older hardware. What are you using for a boot device?

7

I’m using and external SSD that is connected over USB. At the beginning there was no problem with rebooting, but I can’t tell wenn it startet, as I usually reboot only when there is a new version.

8

I wonder if perhaps there’s something that’s enabled a USB sleep state that wasn’t previously on. I have a specific USB 3.0 SATA enclosure that likes to doze off under Windows if it hasn’t received write traffic in ~5 minutes or so, but it’s perfectly well behaved under Linux.

  1. Does this happen on every reboot, even if the system was just started?
  2. Assuming it does happen every time, or you can determine “about how long it takes” to trigger it - see if you can gather the contents of the dmesg log before triggering a reboot and see if there’s anything about your USB device disconnecting/sleeping.