Very slow boot time - old Toshiba L350 and Xubuntu 18.10
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I tried to bring an old laptop to life and installed Xubuntu 18.10.
I noticed that the boot is quite long and look up on the Internet to see what could be the reason. So I did a systemd-analyze blame
Satellite-Pro-L350:~$ systemd-analyze blame
1min 30.059s gpu-manager.service
1min 23.006s plymouth-quit-wait.service
37.484s apt-daily-upgrade.service
30.695s colord.service
28.478s apt-daily.service
22.688s dev-sda1.device
16.862s networkd-dispatcher.service
12.682s snapd.service
12.604s udisks2.service
12.268s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
11.220s ModemManager.service
9.772s accounts-daemon.service
9.061s apparmor.service
8.684s NetworkManager.service
7.754s systemd-resolved.service
7.569s thermald.service
7.517s logrotate.service
7.232s wpa_supplicant.service
7.211s rsyslog.service
7.202s systemd-logind.service
7.185s apport.service
7.182s grub-common.service
6.999s lm-sensors.service
Are there updates that I'm missing? Drivers that are not up to date? I can't imagine that this is a normal boot. If you have any advice, please let me know what I can do. I don't want to have to use another distribution...
boot xubuntu 18.10
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I tried to bring an old laptop to life and installed Xubuntu 18.10.
I noticed that the boot is quite long and look up on the Internet to see what could be the reason. So I did a systemd-analyze blame
Satellite-Pro-L350:~$ systemd-analyze blame
1min 30.059s gpu-manager.service
1min 23.006s plymouth-quit-wait.service
37.484s apt-daily-upgrade.service
30.695s colord.service
28.478s apt-daily.service
22.688s dev-sda1.device
16.862s networkd-dispatcher.service
12.682s snapd.service
12.604s udisks2.service
12.268s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
11.220s ModemManager.service
9.772s accounts-daemon.service
9.061s apparmor.service
8.684s NetworkManager.service
7.754s systemd-resolved.service
7.569s thermald.service
7.517s logrotate.service
7.232s wpa_supplicant.service
7.211s rsyslog.service
7.202s systemd-logind.service
7.185s apport.service
7.182s grub-common.service
6.999s lm-sensors.service
Are there updates that I'm missing? Drivers that are not up to date? I can't imagine that this is a normal boot. If you have any advice, please let me know what I can do. I don't want to have to use another distribution...
boot xubuntu 18.10
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Please edit your question to include the complete output ofsystemd-analyze critical-chainwhich tells you specifically what is slowing boot.
– user535733
2 days ago
Can you provide more specifics about your laptop's processor, hard disk and RAM?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
2 days ago
My Toshiba is a satellite pro l350 CPU Intel® Pentium® T2390 160 Go 2,048 (1,024 + 1,024) Mo, DDR2 RAM (667 MHz) Intel® GMA X3100 I'll do the systemd-analyze critical-chain in a few minutes.
– Ghune
2 days ago
systemd-analyze critical-chain pastebin.com/yNf51NPW I remember that I had installed Xubuntu a few years ago and it took about 30 seconds. Thank you for helping me.
– Ghune
2 days ago
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I tried to bring an old laptop to life and installed Xubuntu 18.10.
I noticed that the boot is quite long and look up on the Internet to see what could be the reason. So I did a systemd-analyze blame
Satellite-Pro-L350:~$ systemd-analyze blame
1min 30.059s gpu-manager.service
1min 23.006s plymouth-quit-wait.service
37.484s apt-daily-upgrade.service
30.695s colord.service
28.478s apt-daily.service
22.688s dev-sda1.device
16.862s networkd-dispatcher.service
12.682s snapd.service
12.604s udisks2.service
12.268s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
11.220s ModemManager.service
9.772s accounts-daemon.service
9.061s apparmor.service
8.684s NetworkManager.service
7.754s systemd-resolved.service
7.569s thermald.service
7.517s logrotate.service
7.232s wpa_supplicant.service
7.211s rsyslog.service
7.202s systemd-logind.service
7.185s apport.service
7.182s grub-common.service
6.999s lm-sensors.service
Are there updates that I'm missing? Drivers that are not up to date? I can't imagine that this is a normal boot. If you have any advice, please let me know what I can do. I don't want to have to use another distribution...
boot xubuntu 18.10
asked 2 days ago
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I tried to bring an old laptop to life and installed Xubuntu 18.10.
I noticed that the boot is quite long and look up on the Internet to see what could be the reason. So I did a systemd-analyze blame
Satellite-Pro-L350:~$ systemd-analyze blame
1min 30.059s gpu-manager.service
1min 23.006s plymouth-quit-wait.service
37.484s apt-daily-upgrade.service
30.695s colord.service
28.478s apt-daily.service
22.688s dev-sda1.device
16.862s networkd-dispatcher.service
12.682s snapd.service
12.604s udisks2.service
12.268s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
11.220s ModemManager.service
9.772s accounts-daemon.service
9.061s apparmor.service
8.684s NetworkManager.service
7.754s systemd-resolved.service
7.569s thermald.service
7.517s logrotate.service
7.232s wpa_supplicant.service
7.211s rsyslog.service
7.202s systemd-logind.service
7.185s apport.service
7.182s grub-common.service
6.999s lm-sensors.service
Are there updates that I'm missing? Drivers that are not up to date? I can't imagine that this is a normal boot. If you have any advice, please let me know what I can do. I don't want to have to use another distribution...
boot xubuntu 18.10
boot xubuntu 18.10
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Please edit your question to include the complete output ofsystemd-analyze critical-chainwhich tells you specifically what is slowing boot.
– user535733
2 days ago
Can you provide more specifics about your laptop's processor, hard disk and RAM?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
2 days ago
My Toshiba is a satellite pro l350 CPU Intel® Pentium® T2390 160 Go 2,048 (1,024 + 1,024) Mo, DDR2 RAM (667 MHz) Intel® GMA X3100 I'll do the systemd-analyze critical-chain in a few minutes.
– Ghune
2 days ago
systemd-analyze critical-chain pastebin.com/yNf51NPW I remember that I had installed Xubuntu a few years ago and it took about 30 seconds. Thank you for helping me.
– Ghune
2 days ago
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Please edit your question to include the complete output ofsystemd-analyze critical-chainwhich tells you specifically what is slowing boot.
– user535733
2 days ago
Can you provide more specifics about your laptop's processor, hard disk and RAM?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
2 days ago
My Toshiba is a satellite pro l350 CPU Intel® Pentium® T2390 160 Go 2,048 (1,024 + 1,024) Mo, DDR2 RAM (667 MHz) Intel® GMA X3100 I'll do the systemd-analyze critical-chain in a few minutes.
– Ghune
2 days ago
systemd-analyze critical-chain pastebin.com/yNf51NPW I remember that I had installed Xubuntu a few years ago and it took about 30 seconds. Thank you for helping me.
– Ghune
2 days ago
Please edit your question to include the complete output of
systemd-analyze critical-chain which tells you specifically what is slowing boot.– user535733
2 days ago
Please edit your question to include the complete output of
systemd-analyze critical-chain which tells you specifically what is slowing boot.– user535733
2 days ago
Can you provide more specifics about your laptop's processor, hard disk and RAM?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
2 days ago
Can you provide more specifics about your laptop's processor, hard disk and RAM?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
2 days ago
My Toshiba is a satellite pro l350 CPU Intel® Pentium® T2390 160 Go 2,048 (1,024 + 1,024) Mo, DDR2 RAM (667 MHz) Intel® GMA X3100 I'll do the systemd-analyze critical-chain in a few minutes.
– Ghune
2 days ago
My Toshiba is a satellite pro l350 CPU Intel® Pentium® T2390 160 Go 2,048 (1,024 + 1,024) Mo, DDR2 RAM (667 MHz) Intel® GMA X3100 I'll do the systemd-analyze critical-chain in a few minutes.
– Ghune
2 days ago
systemd-analyze critical-chain pastebin.com/yNf51NPW I remember that I had installed Xubuntu a few years ago and it took about 30 seconds. Thank you for helping me.
– Ghune
2 days ago
systemd-analyze critical-chain pastebin.com/yNf51NPW I remember that I had installed Xubuntu a few years ago and it took about 30 seconds. Thank you for helping me.
– Ghune
2 days ago
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Please edit your question to include the complete output of
systemd-analyze critical-chainwhich tells you specifically what is slowing boot.– user535733
2 days ago
Can you provide more specifics about your laptop's processor, hard disk and RAM?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
2 days ago
My Toshiba is a satellite pro l350 CPU Intel® Pentium® T2390 160 Go 2,048 (1,024 + 1,024) Mo, DDR2 RAM (667 MHz) Intel® GMA X3100 I'll do the systemd-analyze critical-chain in a few minutes.
– Ghune
2 days ago
systemd-analyze critical-chain pastebin.com/yNf51NPW I remember that I had installed Xubuntu a few years ago and it took about 30 seconds. Thank you for helping me.
– Ghune
2 days ago