System can't sleep, can't shutdown (might be networking related)
- by Kevin Q
I speculate it's networking related since I could only shut down my system if I do /etc/init.d/networking stop first. If I tried to put the system to sleep, it disconnect the network then reconnect it automatically, never goes to sleep. I uninstalled the network manager, then /etc/init.d/networking stop will not help shutdown the system anymore.
When I boot into the OS, there were some warning about Unknown job:S20acpid,S20network-interface, S20network-manager . I got some advices to do update-rc.d -f to remove all those script, which I am not certain if it's right thing to do. The messages are gone but the problem remains.
When I tried to restart, I used to get this message
It doesn't seem to be the modem manager since I later removed it.
Once upon a time, the fronze shutting down/restarting can be restarted when I presses Ctrl+Alt+Delete, and it says something like networking is stopped externally.
If I log in single user mode, and shutdown or reboot, it show this screen
I also tried GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT = "acpi=force"
This is a Ubuntu 12.04 running on Thinkpad T520, not new installation, no such problems occurred before.
