Slow system shutdown
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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gnome-session (Ubuntu) |
New
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Low
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
I have the latest version of Ubuntu updated repeatedly over the course of about the past year to see if a new fix would solve the problem.
I'm sorry, I'm a new user relatively to be able to classify what program is running or whatnot.
I have Windows XP pro and Ubuntu (8.04?) both on my computer. The problem doesn't happen with Windows (or isn't that notable (approximately 5-10 seconds)).
When I push the Ubuntu shutdown button, it takes about 60 seconds (most recently timed to 62 seconds so I'm not generalizing that much), from the time I click the button to the environment showing the pad that says "shutdown/restart" etc. After that the computer shuts down in about 10 seconds. It's also frozen until the shutdown pad appears. The mouse moves, but thats it.
There's about 60 percent free space on the Ubuntu sector of hard drive, 25 percent free on the Windows sector. This has consistently occurred with my latest update from feisty fawn. I LIKE the new version otherwise which is why I haven't simply gone back to feisty fawn.
With exception to a "no sound" problem, it is a lot better than the older Ubuntu environment that I had.
The "pretty lights" on my computer that shows when the hard drive is active don't flicker at all during the 60 second wait.
The previous version of Ubuntu that I had loaded
My computer is stick built, AMD Athlon 64 3800 dual processor, 2 gig RAM, geForce 7600 GS
Do you get the same delay when clicking "Quit" from the "System" menu?