Notebook is booting too long
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I have (maybe 6 months old) Lenovo Think Pad E580 with Xubuntu 17 with two discs, SSD 250GB, and SATA 1TB.
Xubuntu is installed on SSD.
From the beginning, when I started the notebook, it started fast.
Now, after the start, the black screen is displayed and after a few minutes the Xubuntu logo appears and the system starts.
boot xubuntu
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I have (maybe 6 months old) Lenovo Think Pad E580 with Xubuntu 17 with two discs, SSD 250GB, and SATA 1TB.
Xubuntu is installed on SSD.
From the beginning, when I started the notebook, it started fast.
Now, after the start, the black screen is displayed and after a few minutes the Xubuntu logo appears and the system starts.
boot xubuntu
edited Jan 31 at 19:35
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Roman KružíkRoman Kružík
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In a terminal, typesystemd-analyze blame. Paste the first ten lines of output or so into your question.
– Jos
Jan 31 at 15:12
6.763s docker.service 6.283s NetworkManager-wait-online.service 3.611s virtualbox.service 2.862s dev-mapper-xubuntux2dx2dvgx2droot.device 1.864s postfix@-.service 1.809s dev-loop18.device 1.670s dev-loop17.device 1.664s dev-loop16.device 1.620s dev-loop22.device 1.586s dev-loop20.device
– Roman Kružík
Jan 31 at 15:16
Please edit your question and paste the output into it. In any case, this is not an indication of a long boot time.
– Jos
Jan 31 at 15:19
My guess is the SSD is getting full, and it's showing up as sluggish running and slow boot times.
– RobotHumans
Jan 31 at 19:47
Can you also paste the content of /var/log/syslog in a code snippet? Usually when the system slows down at boot is because some daemons fail to start and the boot hangs until they timeout.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 1 at 13:47
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I have (maybe 6 months old) Lenovo Think Pad E580 with Xubuntu 17 with two discs, SSD 250GB, and SATA 1TB.
Xubuntu is installed on SSD.
From the beginning, when I started the notebook, it started fast.
Now, after the start, the black screen is displayed and after a few minutes the Xubuntu logo appears and the system starts.
boot xubuntu
edited Jan 31 at 19:35
mature
2,1674931
asked Jan 31 at 14:53
Roman KružíkRoman Kružík
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I have (maybe 6 months old) Lenovo Think Pad E580 with Xubuntu 17 with two discs, SSD 250GB, and SATA 1TB.
Xubuntu is installed on SSD.
From the beginning, when I started the notebook, it started fast.
Now, after the start, the black screen is displayed and after a few minutes the Xubuntu logo appears and the system starts.
boot xubuntu
boot xubuntu
edited Jan 31 at 19:35
mature
2,1674931
asked Jan 31 at 14:53
Roman KružíkRoman Kružík
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edited Jan 31 at 19:35
mature
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asked Jan 31 at 14:53
Roman KružíkRoman Kružík
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edited Jan 31 at 19:35
mature
2,1674931
edited Jan 31 at 19:35
mature
2,1674931
edited Jan 31 at 19:35
mature
2,1674931
2,1674931
asked Jan 31 at 14:53
Roman KružíkRoman Kružík
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asked Jan 31 at 14:53
Roman KružíkRoman Kružík
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asked Jan 31 at 14:53
Roman KružíkRoman Kružík
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In a terminal, typesystemd-analyze blame. Paste the first ten lines of output or so into your question.
– Jos
Jan 31 at 15:12
6.763s docker.service 6.283s NetworkManager-wait-online.service 3.611s virtualbox.service 2.862s dev-mapper-xubuntux2dx2dvgx2droot.device 1.864s postfix@-.service 1.809s dev-loop18.device 1.670s dev-loop17.device 1.664s dev-loop16.device 1.620s dev-loop22.device 1.586s dev-loop20.device
– Roman Kružík
Jan 31 at 15:16
Please edit your question and paste the output into it. In any case, this is not an indication of a long boot time.
– Jos
Jan 31 at 15:19
My guess is the SSD is getting full, and it's showing up as sluggish running and slow boot times.
– RobotHumans
Jan 31 at 19:47
Can you also paste the content of /var/log/syslog in a code snippet? Usually when the system slows down at boot is because some daemons fail to start and the boot hangs until they timeout.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 1 at 13:47
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In a terminal, typesystemd-analyze blame. Paste the first ten lines of output or so into your question.
– Jos
Jan 31 at 15:12
6.763s docker.service 6.283s NetworkManager-wait-online.service 3.611s virtualbox.service 2.862s dev-mapper-xubuntux2dx2dvgx2droot.device 1.864s postfix@-.service 1.809s dev-loop18.device 1.670s dev-loop17.device 1.664s dev-loop16.device 1.620s dev-loop22.device 1.586s dev-loop20.device
– Roman Kružík
Jan 31 at 15:16
Please edit your question and paste the output into it. In any case, this is not an indication of a long boot time.
– Jos
Jan 31 at 15:19
My guess is the SSD is getting full, and it's showing up as sluggish running and slow boot times.
– RobotHumans
Jan 31 at 19:47
Can you also paste the content of /var/log/syslog in a code snippet? Usually when the system slows down at boot is because some daemons fail to start and the boot hangs until they timeout.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 1 at 13:47
In a terminal, type
systemd-analyze blame. Paste the first ten lines of output or so into your question.– Jos
Jan 31 at 15:12
In a terminal, type
systemd-analyze blame. Paste the first ten lines of output or so into your question.– Jos
Jan 31 at 15:12
6.763s docker.service 6.283s NetworkManager-wait-online.service 3.611s virtualbox.service 2.862s dev-mapper-xubuntux2dx2dvgx2droot.device 1.864s postfix@-.service 1.809s dev-loop18.device 1.670s dev-loop17.device 1.664s dev-loop16.device 1.620s dev-loop22.device 1.586s dev-loop20.device
– Roman Kružík
Jan 31 at 15:16
6.763s docker.service 6.283s NetworkManager-wait-online.service 3.611s virtualbox.service 2.862s dev-mapper-xubuntux2dx2dvgx2droot.device 1.864s postfix@-.service 1.809s dev-loop18.device 1.670s dev-loop17.device 1.664s dev-loop16.device 1.620s dev-loop22.device 1.586s dev-loop20.device
– Roman Kružík
Jan 31 at 15:16
Please edit your question and paste the output into it. In any case, this is not an indication of a long boot time.
– Jos
Jan 31 at 15:19
Please edit your question and paste the output into it. In any case, this is not an indication of a long boot time.
– Jos
Jan 31 at 15:19
My guess is the SSD is getting full, and it's showing up as sluggish running and slow boot times.
– RobotHumans
Jan 31 at 19:47
My guess is the SSD is getting full, and it's showing up as sluggish running and slow boot times.
– RobotHumans
Jan 31 at 19:47
Can you also paste the content of /var/log/syslog in a code snippet? Usually when the system slows down at boot is because some daemons fail to start and the boot hangs until they timeout.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 1 at 13:47
Can you also paste the content of /var/log/syslog in a code snippet? Usually when the system slows down at boot is because some daemons fail to start and the boot hangs until they timeout.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 1 at 13:47
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In a terminal, type
systemd-analyze blame. Paste the first ten lines of output or so into your question.– Jos
Jan 31 at 15:12
6.763s docker.service 6.283s NetworkManager-wait-online.service 3.611s virtualbox.service 2.862s dev-mapper-xubuntux2dx2dvgx2droot.device 1.864s postfix@-.service 1.809s dev-loop18.device 1.670s dev-loop17.device 1.664s dev-loop16.device 1.620s dev-loop22.device 1.586s dev-loop20.device
– Roman Kružík
Jan 31 at 15:16
Please edit your question and paste the output into it. In any case, this is not an indication of a long boot time.
– Jos
Jan 31 at 15:19
My guess is the SSD is getting full, and it's showing up as sluggish running and slow boot times.
– RobotHumans
Jan 31 at 19:47
Can you also paste the content of /var/log/syslog in a code snippet? Usually when the system slows down at boot is because some daemons fail to start and the boot hangs until they timeout.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 1 at 13:47