Slow Ubuntu 18.04 boot time (after BIOS post)












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I have 18.04.1 LTS Ubuntu installed, and I have been experiencing relatively slow boot times (30s) considering that I have a fast SSD (860 EVO). I have disabled secure boot. To see what processes are happening, I have edited the grub file under /etc/default/grub



Specifically, I made



GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="" 


and uncommended



GRUB_TERMINAL=console


So here's what boot looks like:
1. reboot, screen turns off
2. screen turns on
3. BIOS screen appears
4. This screen appears (hwmatch) for at least 10 seconds
like this




  1. Then a long scrolling text
    like this


System-analyze gives me 8.295s (firmware) + 13.947s (loader) + 3.357s (kernel) + 1.765s (userspace) = 27.365s



Thank you, any help appreciated!










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    I have 18.04.1 LTS Ubuntu installed, and I have been experiencing relatively slow boot times (30s) considering that I have a fast SSD (860 EVO). I have disabled secure boot. To see what processes are happening, I have edited the grub file under /etc/default/grub



    Specifically, I made



    GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="" 


    and uncommended



    GRUB_TERMINAL=console


    So here's what boot looks like:
    1. reboot, screen turns off
    2. screen turns on
    3. BIOS screen appears
    4. This screen appears (hwmatch) for at least 10 seconds
    like this




    1. Then a long scrolling text
      like this


    System-analyze gives me 8.295s (firmware) + 13.947s (loader) + 3.357s (kernel) + 1.765s (userspace) = 27.365s



    Thank you, any help appreciated!










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      I have 18.04.1 LTS Ubuntu installed, and I have been experiencing relatively slow boot times (30s) considering that I have a fast SSD (860 EVO). I have disabled secure boot. To see what processes are happening, I have edited the grub file under /etc/default/grub



      Specifically, I made



      GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="" 


      and uncommended



      GRUB_TERMINAL=console


      So here's what boot looks like:
      1. reboot, screen turns off
      2. screen turns on
      3. BIOS screen appears
      4. This screen appears (hwmatch) for at least 10 seconds
      like this




      1. Then a long scrolling text
        like this


      System-analyze gives me 8.295s (firmware) + 13.947s (loader) + 3.357s (kernel) + 1.765s (userspace) = 27.365s



      Thank you, any help appreciated!










      share|improve this question
















      I have 18.04.1 LTS Ubuntu installed, and I have been experiencing relatively slow boot times (30s) considering that I have a fast SSD (860 EVO). I have disabled secure boot. To see what processes are happening, I have edited the grub file under /etc/default/grub



      Specifically, I made



      GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="" 


      and uncommended



      GRUB_TERMINAL=console


      So here's what boot looks like:
      1. reboot, screen turns off
      2. screen turns on
      3. BIOS screen appears
      4. This screen appears (hwmatch) for at least 10 seconds
      like this




      1. Then a long scrolling text
        like this


      System-analyze gives me 8.295s (firmware) + 13.947s (loader) + 3.357s (kernel) + 1.765s (userspace) = 27.365s



      Thank you, any help appreciated!







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