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I finally had the time to run systemd-analyze blame, although I have no idea what I'm looking at. Clearly there are services that are taking extra time with booting. I will say that the upgrade to Xenial base 16.04.2 did not make any difference in my boot time. Both were equally slow.

Does anyone know what can be disabled? Thanks in advance for any advice.

I can't wait to upgrade to Maui 17.03!

Code:
         8.432s NetworkManager-wait-online.service 

          6.141s nmbd.service 

          5.474s dev-sda6.device 

          5.356s samba-ad-dc.service 

          3.073s accounts-daemon.service 

          2.797s ModemManager.service 

          2.549s grub-common.service 

          2.534s gpu-manager.service 

          2.379s NetworkManager.service 

          2.361s apparmor.service 

          2.313s systemd-tmpfiles-setup.service 

          2.152s networking.service 

          2.104s ondemand.service 

          2.104s irqbalance.service 

          1.502s systemd-fsck@dev-disk-by\x2duuid-1CD3\x2d7B34.service 

          1.260s lm-sensors.service 

          1.257s rsyslog.service 

          1.035s smbd.service 

           964ms systemd-modules-load.service 

           884ms polkitd.service 

           852ms alsa-restore.service

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If you don't use samba you could disable nmbd.service & samba-ad-dc.service and see if it helps improving boot up time.

(6th March 2017, 13:27)leszek Wrote: [ -> ]If you don't use samba you could disable nmbd.service & samba-ad-dc.service and see if it helps improving boot up time.

No difference as as I can tell. Oh well.

havenchaz

leszek

havenchaz