anspectrum
March 11th, 2018, 12:18 PM
I've Ubuntu installed at SSD drive and I expected boot time to be around 6-7 seconds but that is not happening. Even Win-7 (yes, its dual boot) is booting faster than Ubuntu :(.
I've searched forums and found some posts reflecting multiple workarounds like disabling acpi, setting GRUB boot parameters, forcing clocksource etc but none of them helped. Since these forums have always been helpful, I thought about posting about this problem so that someone else might also get benefited from it. Here is dmesg output:
https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/9nVWBzsRP9/
The problem I can spot are two points: one at line 268-269 and second at line 709-710, which if we can fix will reduce the boot time by approximately 8 seconds which would then be ideal boot time.
Thanks in advance.
I've searched forums and found some posts reflecting multiple workarounds like disabling acpi, setting GRUB boot parameters, forcing clocksource etc but none of them helped. Since these forums have always been helpful, I thought about posting about this problem so that someone else might also get benefited from it. Here is dmesg output:
https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/9nVWBzsRP9/
The problem I can spot are two points: one at line 268-269 and second at line 709-710, which if we can fix will reduce the boot time by approximately 8 seconds which would then be ideal boot time.
Thanks in advance.