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Well, my current workstation boots in about 5 seconds, and it is not so special (NVM SSD, Linux/Ubuntu). Maybe you misconfigured sth? I remember that I once ha
by albertzeyer 6y ago
Well, my current workstation boots in about 5 seconds, and it is not so special (NVM SSD, Linux/Ubuntu).
Maybe you misconfigured sth? I remember that I once had something bad in my systemd services, which caused a long hang waiting for nothing and then failing after 1 min timeout. https://askubuntu.com/questions/1234713/why-slow-startup-boot-process-and-how-to-fix https://askubuntu.com/questions/1234713/why-slow-startup-boo...
- distances 6y agoCold boot? My computer doesn't show even the first BIOS screen in first five seconds.
- qorrect 6y agoSame, and Im running AMD Threadripper 3970x, 32gigs of RAM and an nVME. It takes almost 60 seconds to load.
- GordonS 6y agoHmm, that sounds quite a lot longer than I'm used to these days. I just checked, and I'm 17s from cold boot to Windows 10 login prompt on my Ryzen 2600 desktop with NVMe boot drive. I also checked on one of my 5 year-old HP Zbook G3 (Xeon E3, 64GB RAM, NVMe boot drive), and it was 23s - and that's a corporate machine, loaded with crap.
- albertzeyer 6y agoYes, cold boot. There were some options in the BIOS (or EFI? I forgot) to skip some things, and to reduce this wait time for the BIOS hotkey.
- shortlived 6y agoSSD + Xubuntu + refurbished Dell optiplex FTW!