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DC19 shuts down after Power Button "being pressed" on Debian 10.5 32- and 64-bit #212

Closed mlassota closed 3 years ago

mlassota commented 3 years ago

Except there's no power nor suspend button. There is no problem on other tested OSes (Ubuntu 18.04.3 32-bit, Ubuntu 18.04.3 64-bit, Ubuntu 20.04 64-bit, CentOS 7.8 64-bit, CentOS 8.2 64-bit).

What helped: 1) Adding these lines to /etc/systemd/logind.conf

HandlePowerKey=ignore
HandleSuspendKey=ignore
HandleLidSwitch=ignore
HandleLidSwitchExternalPower=ignore
PowerKeyIgnoreInhibited=yes
SuspendKeyIgnoreInhibited=yes
HibernateKeyIgnoreInhibited=yes

2) Appending kernel command line parameters in grub with 3 to stay in text mode.

However OS still reports key press event (but just ignores it):

men@men:/var/log$ sudo tail auth.log
Oct  6 15:44:47 men systemd-logind[419]: Power key pressed.
Oct  6 15:44:47 men systemd-logind[419]: Power key pressed.
Oct  6 15:44:47 men systemd-logind[419]: Power key pressed.
Oct  6 15:44:47 men systemd-logind[419]: Power key pressed.
Oct  6 15:44:47 men systemd-logind[419]: Power key pressed.
Oct  6 15:44:47 men systemd-logind[419]: Power key pressed.
Oct  6 15:44:47 men systemd-logind[419]: Power key pressed.
Oct  6 15:44:47 men systemd-logind[419]: Power key pressed.
Oct  6 15:44:47 men sudo:      men : TTY=pts/0 ; PWD=/var/log ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/usr/bin/tail auth.log
Oct  6 15:44:47 men sudo: pam_unix(sudo:session): session opened for user root by (uid=0)
dpfeuffer commented 3 years ago

Debian 10.5 is not required for 13MD05-90_02_03. Could you please repeat the test with another Debian (e.g. the required 10.4). Maybe we talked about using 10.5 instead of 10.4? But I would like to know if all Debians are affected.

mlassota commented 3 years ago

Debian 10.5 is not required for 13MD05-90_02_03.

You are right. However I couldn't find 10.4 installer, so I used 10.5 (actually the network installer) and we agreed that it is even better to use more up to date Debian version.

Could you please repeat the test with another Debian (e.g. the required 10.4). Maybe we talked about using 10.5 instead of 10.4?

I did the test with 10.6 (which is now most recent; network installer just installs most recent version) and it works fine.

dpfeuffer commented 3 years ago

We will provide an errata for this Debian 10.5 specific problem.

dpfeuffer commented 3 years ago

@mlassota Do you observed the same behavior on BL51E with on Debian 10.5 32- and 64-bit?

mlassota commented 3 years ago

Do you observed the same behavior on BL51E with on Debian 10.5 32- and 64-bit?

No.

FlorianRauh commented 3 years ago

The topic is unfortunately incomprehensible. Within Debian 10.5 a message appears from nowhere, that a Power Button "being pressed" which leads to a shutdown. Whereas there is no PowerButton.

dpfeuffer commented 3 years ago

We can't reproduce the described behavior with Debian 10.5 64-bit. Debian 10.5 32bit boot failed with error "The kernel does not support 64bit CPUs".