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I also run Arch. `systemd-analyze critical-chain` shows that the longest Linux step is `systemd-udev-settle.service`. The UEFI step is longer still, and I don't
by vladvasiliu 4y ago
I also run Arch. `systemd-analyze critical-chain` shows that the longest Linux step is `systemd-udev-settle.service`. The UEFI step is longer still, and I don't have a classic bootloader, I use efistub.
My network is handled by NetworkManager, so I think it only comes up after I log in. I'm not quite sure what udev is waiting for, but since I don't boot up my computer often enough, it never bothered me enough to go hunting. But it's just surprising to see Windows come up quicker, on exactly the same hardware (dual boot on the same NVMe).