On Sun, Jul 30, 2017 at 01:11:35PM +1200, Eric Light wrote:
Thanks Lawrence, that's handy. For some reason I always forget the journalctl command.
Another notable mention: `systemd-analyze blame` is a really good tool for boot-speed profiling:
$ systemd-analyze blame 5.952s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
I would guess that "apt-get purge network-manager" should fix that problem nicely. It might want to also remove gnome if you had already accidently (or unwisely) installed that, and, of course, you should absolutely answer yes to doing that. Then you will get a much improved system ;-) But if slow boot speed is really annoying you, forget systemd and install a solid state drive. That will improve boot speeds far more than systemd ever did, of which I am lead to believe was originally the primary reason given for developing systemd! Cheers Michael.
1.531s keyboard-setup.service 1.489s apt-daily.service 736ms dev-mapper-2017\x2d\x2dvg\x2droot.device 693ms apt-daily-upgrade.service 525ms systemd-rfkill.service 274ms networking.service 263ms wg-quick(a)wg0.service 237ms NetworkManager.service 214ms ModemManager.service 169ms bluetooth.service 157ms accounts-daemon.service [...]
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