Closed Sarxell closed 2 years ago
So I'm using this tutorial.
method 1: Didn't work. systemd-analyze
gave the following output:
Startup finished in 2.156s (kernel) + 5min 19.176s (userspace) = 5min 21.333s graphical.target reached after 5min 19.160s in userspace
Even worse than the first time!
method 2: This method worked really well! systemd-analyze
gave the following output:
Startup finished in 2.131s (kernel) + 1min 45.568s (userspace) = 1min 47.699s
graphical.target reached after 1min 41.196s in userspace
Which is 4 minutes faster.
I think the main problem right now is the BIOS taking (also) very long to load, I will check it too.
I decided to do method 3 from the tutorial.
Right now the boot is moderately fast compared with 5 minutes:
Startup finished in 2.124s (kernel) + 18.435s (userspace) = 20.560s graphical.target reached after 18.417s in userspace
With the BIOS, the pc starts after approximately 2 minutes. It's better than before but still a little slow.. For a better performance in the BIOS the last thing is update it but I think that can be risky since if done incorrectly can mess up the pc
Hi @Sarxell ,
4 mins faster is already a lot. I would leave it as is.
Okay!
The boot is very slow
systemd-analyze
gives the following output:Startup finished in 2.079s (kernel) + 5min 17.273s (userspace) = 5min 19.353s graphical.target reached after 5min 17.236s in userspace
The userspace is taking too long to start, I will try to change this and put the steps I make.