Originally Posted by
DuckHook
This won't help a lot, but every little bit adds up:
In addition to all of the comments above (I especially agree with the speed of SSD vs old HDD), note that the longest startup service in your blame output is the journal. Please do:
Code:
sudo journalctl --disk-usage
If the result is massive (> 1 GB) then you may be able to cut down boot times by trimming journal size down to something more reasonable—say, 100 MB.
Instructions ¼ way down the page here. However, don't expect miracles. Your main problem is a slow HDD, which all the tweaking in the world will not solve.
Code:
dell@dell-inspiron1525:~$ sudo journalctl --disk-usage
[sudo] password for dell:
Archived and active journals take up 408.0M in the file system.
This is what I was afraid. Not higher than 1Gb, but higher (4x) than DuckHook said.
I was checking the boot messages. There is something related to anydesk at the final part of the boot, just before the login screen. This should be related to the wifi issue I am facing with rtl8188fu. Gonna have to fix this before anything else;
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