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i fixed the fstab error but that didn't help.
at some point i shut down through terminal with 'sudo shutdown now' and it went back to the recovery screen and asked me to enter root password (or control+D) and then it just shows a blinking cursor. i typed in 'poweroff' and that did the trick. once ![]()
now the above work around stopped working and it just tells me it can't quit the slim manager, whatever the hell that is.
this installation is only a couple months old and this problem might be about two weeks old.
thinking of just wiping everything and going with another distro entirely
normal shutdown through GUI doesn't work.
i have to manually force shutdown. i have lost some data doing this, and it's been super annoying.
i go to logout menu and hit shutdown, then screen goes black then it shows a bunch of text data, like unmounting, some errors, and various processes then the text says the name of "[computer name] login:" and then a blinking cursor. That's it. Nothing I type in has any effect whatsoever, and it doesn't finish shutting down even after like 1 hour.
i have latest Devuan installed, running an X1 Carbon Gen1.
i can post a link to a photo of the screen, because obviously can't do a screenshot

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