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boot times - tomg54 - 07-10-2018
Just a comment. Lite 3.8 since 2.0 on an older hdd. 4 years, fantastic, no problems. I mean 0 problems. Lite 4 on ssd has some issues. Make breakfast while waiting for boot. VB purge a no go. All good though. 3.8 on my main hdd just moves along. Thanks to all of the developers. I have no plans to abandon this ship. It has served me too well. An aside, 1st linux was 2.0 on a Dell 32bit from 2003. That is why Windows is in my rear view mirror.
Re: boot times - berry17 - 07-17-2018
Linux Lite 4.0 needs about 70 seconds to boot (from grub-entry to login-screen).
How can I accelerate it ?
Other distros on my PC need about 25 to 32 seconds.
antix 25 seconds, linux-mint19xfce 32 seconds, peppermint9 32 seconds.
end of systemd log (the first second is ok, therefore I don't post it):
Code:
systemd-analyze blame
42.124s vboxadd.service
37.953s plymouth-quit-wait.service
13.303s systemd-journal-flush.service
12.543s dev-sda6.device
12.214s ufw.service
12.172s lvm2-monitor.service
9.727s systemd-udevd.service
9.658s [email protected]
6.293s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
5.595s udisks2.service
4.492s NetworkManager.service
3.057s ModemManager.service
2.174s networkd-dispatcher.service
1.989s accounts-daemon.service
1.820s thermald.service
1.677s apparmor.service
1.572s keyboard-setup.service
1.565s grub-common.service
1.177s wpa_supplicant.service
1.062s smbd.serviceRe: boot times - m654321 - 07-17-2018
(07-17-2018, 02:59 PM)berry17 link Wrote: Linux Lite 4.0 needs about 70 seconds to boot (from grub-entry to login-screen).
How can I accelerate it ?
As you can see from your terminal output, your vbox.service is taking up a huge amount of boot-time.
Do you need virtual machines to run on your PC? If you don't then delete vbox.service. This has come up a few times already,
but here is the solution - it should speed up things very significantly for you:
Code:
sudo apt purge virtualbox*
sudo systemctl stop vboxadd.service
sudo systemctl stop vboxadd-service.service
sudo systemctl disable vboxadd.service
sudo systemctl disable vboxadd-service.serviceRe: boot times - berry17 - 07-17-2018
Perfect.
Thank you very much, especially for the commands you posted.
Now the boot-time takes 32 seconds only.
Since I have no SSD but old fashioned HDD, I consider this as very fast according to the other light distros I am used to.
Thanks to the Linux Lite team for the distro.
I like very much what I see.