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  • johron
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    Thank you so much. I did this and found out that nmbd.service was taking almost 2 minutes, I also found a post on Linux Mint's forums and disabled some other things and my system is booting faster than it has ever done.
    Code:
    $ systemd-analyze
    Startup finished in 15.816s (firmware) + 4.838s (loader) + 7.091s (kernel) + 4.779s (userspace) = 32.526s
     
    graphical.target reached after 4.753s in userspace.
    ​
    https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=344788​

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  • jlittle
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    I suspect that something is stalling the boot, and timing out after 90 s.

    Presuming that grub is the boot loader, and if you haven't already, I suggest editing /etc/default/grub to remove the words "quiet splash", so that these two lines look like
    Code:
    GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""
    GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""
    ​
    then run sudo update-grub. and reboot. You might see what's holding things up.

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  • johron
    started a topic [SOLVED] Large increase in boot time recently

    Large increase in boot time recently

    I recently switched to Kubuntu and everything was good with boot-times, around 30-45 seconds, but now i'm having to wait almost 3 minutes for it to boot.

    This is the output from `systemd-analyze`:
    ```
    Startup finished in 15.960s (firmware) + 33.723s (loader) + 14.634s (kernel) + 1min 41.274s (userspace) = 2min 45.593s
    graphical.target reached after 1min 41.251s in userspace
    ```

    I am not incredibly knowledgeable with Kubuntu or linux in general. What can i do to fix this? I am using a RTX 3060 Ti and the propriatary 560 drivers.

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