Try it systemctl reboot -f -f.
well, rebooting is not the problem in and out of itself, the problem is figuring out which service takes like 3 minutes to turn off, because I can only imagine it’s like the famous “A stop job is running for…” until it times out eventually, but because we can’t see the tty I can’t tell which service is it. People said to use journalctl -b-1 but that doesn’t show for which service we’re waiting either so i’m not sure how to debug that.
Ideas welcome, it’s just systemd stuff so nothing hard.
Could that be the root cause?
[ 32.262215] msm_mi2s_snd_shutdown: MI2S TLMM pinctrl set failed with -22
[ 335.348745] msm_mi2s_snd_shutdown: MI2S TLMM pinctrl set failed with -22
nnnnnnnnnnnnope that’s just random meaningless dmesg message, not a systemd service