Shutdown sequence hangs at "Reached target Power-Off."
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...does this occur when shutting down via the GUI and when shutting down via the CLI?
The CLI shutdown action is almost instantaneous, but the process still hangs like the GUI. Again this is only in Xubuntu Fossa. Xenial shuts down successfully.
Jammy Jellyfish (22) is NOT shutting down.
Bionic Beaver (18) shuts down normally.
Fossa Focal (20) is ONLY shutting down by USB FLASH (thumbdrive). It is NOT shutting down by internal HD or USB HD.
Fossa begins to boot by extracted .iso (live), hanging 'Unable to find a medium container a live file system'. That was an experiment to see if I can shutdown live Fossa on disk.
Fossa is most important, still stuck booting it USB FLASH.
Succinctly: From Xubuntu Fossa onward, a live boot will only shut down by USB FLASH.
you need to look for information like this: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=290374
Probably changing the kernel will solve it. Or changing the video driver. (or something else). Unfortunately it is extremely hard to diagnose from a remote location.
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