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    Re: startup takes forever

    Is it possible to disable the touchpad in the BIOS? If it is you could try that and see if it helps. I don't have a laptop so sadly I don't know much about the topic.
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    Re: startup takes forever

    Um im not sure. How where you able to tell that there was a pause there im still way nube to this?
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    Re: startup takes forever

    Code:
    [   13.129481] input: SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad as /devices/platform/i8042/serio1/input/input8
    [  195.565030] type=1505 audit(1249864243.232:2): operation="profile_load" name="/usr/share/gdm/guest-session/Xsession" name2="default" pid=2121
    I'm no Linux guru so I might be way wrong here but as far as I can tell the numbers in the begining is a kernel timestamp in microseconds. If I'm correct there is a ~3minutes pause between those two lines (195 seconds = 3.25 minutes).
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    Re: startup takes forever

    Ok sounds good to me. Ok so let me see if this sounds normal to you. I start up and get the ubuntu splash screen and then the bar gets about half way and then stops for a about 30 seconds then starts to a black screen with all these commands that make no sense to me and then it freezes freequently and then finaly gets to the login screen.
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    Re: startup takes forever

    Sounds like something is slow to start up. Could be the touchpad. I think that's what happens if something is really slow.
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    Re: startup takes forever

    Do you think that it could mean my touch pad is going out? If so that sucks bad.
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    Re: startup takes forever

    Do you think that it could mean my touch pad is going out? If so that sucks bad.
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    Re: startup takes forever

    I would guess if it still works it is fine. Might be a driver problem tough as I said I don't have a laptop so I have no idea if I'm right or totally wrong .
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    Re: startup takes forever

    Ok well thanks for all fo your help.
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    Re: startup takes forever

    Have look at this bug. Maybe that is it?

    EDIT:Oh I just saw that you are using kernel 2.6.28-13-generic. Did you try with a new kernel? Isn't there a kernel 2.6.28-15-generic you can chose when you boot? That is if you have updated.
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