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The terminal, responds slowly in Ubuntu 18.04, when doing a fresh install from the ubuntu-18.04.1-live-server-amd64.iso on a VMware Workstation 15.



The system runs fine on a single NIC, but when I add an second NIC the terminal starts to hang. if I for example do:



sudo hostname test


Or any other command, in terminal I
have a 5 second delay, after the command. (this is not something that should happen, considering that the system has 1/4 C/VC CPU and 8 Gb of RAM.)



My solution, to this was:



Solution



Install Ubuntu 17.10



Then do a system upgrade:



sudo su

apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y && apt-get dist-upgrade -y


after the system is updated, do a release update:



sudo su    

do-release-upgrade


And the system runs fine, whit two NIC's



I also noticed, that the disk usage was about 3% higher on the clean install of Ubuntu 18.10.



So my question is:



Why do i have to install Ubuntu 17.10, and upgrade for this to work?






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    The terminal, responds slowly in Ubuntu 18.04, when doing a fresh install from the ubuntu-18.04.1-live-server-amd64.iso on a VMware Workstation 15.



    The system runs fine on a single NIC, but when I add an second NIC the terminal starts to hang. if I for example do:



    sudo hostname test


    Or any other command, in terminal I
    have a 5 second delay, after the command. (this is not something that should happen, considering that the system has 1/4 C/VC CPU and 8 Gb of RAM.)



    My solution, to this was:



    Solution



    Install Ubuntu 17.10



    Then do a system upgrade:



    sudo su
    
apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y && apt-get dist-upgrade -y


    after the system is updated, do a release update:



    sudo su    
    
do-release-upgrade


    And the system runs fine, whit two NIC's



    I also noticed, that the disk usage was about 3% higher on the clean install of Ubuntu 18.10.



    So my question is:



    Why do i have to install Ubuntu 17.10, and upgrade for this to work?






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      The terminal, responds slowly in Ubuntu 18.04, when doing a fresh install from the ubuntu-18.04.1-live-server-amd64.iso on a VMware Workstation 15.



      The system runs fine on a single NIC, but when I add an second NIC the terminal starts to hang. if I for example do:



      sudo hostname test


      Or any other command, in terminal I
      have a 5 second delay, after the command. (this is not something that should happen, considering that the system has 1/4 C/VC CPU and 8 Gb of RAM.)



      My solution, to this was:



      Solution



      Install Ubuntu 17.10



      Then do a system upgrade:



      sudo su
      
apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y && apt-get dist-upgrade -y


      after the system is updated, do a release update:



      sudo su    
      
do-release-upgrade


      And the system runs fine, whit two NIC's



      I also noticed, that the disk usage was about 3% higher on the clean install of Ubuntu 18.10.



      So my question is:



      Why do i have to install Ubuntu 17.10, and upgrade for this to work?






      18.04 vmware vmware-workstation







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      The terminal, responds slowly in Ubuntu 18.04, when doing a fresh install from the ubuntu-18.04.1-live-server-amd64.iso on a VMware Workstation 15.



      The system runs fine on a single NIC, but when I add an second NIC the terminal starts to hang. if I for example do:



      sudo hostname test


      Or any other command, in terminal I
      have a 5 second delay, after the command. (this is not something that should happen, considering that the system has 1/4 C/VC CPU and 8 Gb of RAM.)



      My solution, to this was:



      Solution



      Install Ubuntu 17.10



      Then do a system upgrade:



      sudo su
      
apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y && apt-get dist-upgrade -y


      after the system is updated, do a release update:



      sudo su    
      
do-release-upgrade


      And the system runs fine, whit two NIC's



      I also noticed, that the disk usage was about 3% higher on the clean install of Ubuntu 18.10.



      So my question is:



      Why do i have to install Ubuntu 17.10, and upgrade for this to work?






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