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Date:      Wed, 12 May 2021 15:09:52 +0000
From:      bugzilla-noreply@freebsd.org
To:        bugs@FreeBSD.org
Subject:   [Bug 253175] 13.0-RC5 hang issue after installer / issuing shutdown -r now on installed base
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Joseph Fierro <jfierro@vultr.com> changed:

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--- Comment #19 from Joseph Fierro <jfierro@vultr.com> ---
Hello,

We have done some additional testing on our end and this problem seems to be
with virtio_random(4).=20

We had a customer report a similar issue with FreeBSD 12.2 after enabling
virtio_random with virtio_random_load=3D"YES" in /boot/loader.conf. With 12=
.2,
the system would intermittently hang after detaching all devices and reachi=
ng
"rebooting...". In 12.2 this does not occur on every reboot--it seems to oc=
cur
about 30% of the time. Removing that line from /boot/loader.conf resolved t=
his
problem.

On a  13.0 RELEASE system in Vultr, issuing shutdown, reboot, or halt comma=
nds
will cause the system to hang at "detaching uhub0" and the CPU ramps up to =
max.
This happens on every reboot in 13.0, rather than intermittently (using the
"-n" flag to skip the filesystem cache flush will actually avoid the proble=
m,
and the system will reboot without hanging).

Simply manually unloading the virtio_random module with kldunload after boo=
t is
not sufficient to resolve the problem, as it will hang on reboot even after
doing this. If the virtio_random module is never loaded in the first place,
reboots, shutdowns, and halts will work properly.

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