Everytime I turn on my laptop, i have to wait for some seconds before it shows the boot logo which is kinda slow. Is it possible to speed it up? I have 8gb ram and 512ssd with legacy boot. Im also new to linux and i dont want to accidentally break my system.
How many seconds? You can post videos if needed.
I am going to say this once.
Boot is the complete and full initialization of the Computer and Operating System.
Every. Single. Essential. Process.
So please ensure that your expectations are realistic.
And remember: Windows Fast Boot does not boot. It wakes an already booted system from hibernate.
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Its about 12 seconds before it shows the boot logo
Hello, give us the result of:
systemd-analyze
and
systemd-analyze blame
It seems that the slowest part in systemd-analyze blame is networking manager wait online.servise which takes 6 seconds
For systemd-analyze i get startup finished in 6.95 seconds(kernel) and 8.98s user space graphical target reached after 8.98 seconds in user space
it seem correct, there is no ploblem for me
just follow @Aravisian advices and your system will be fine
You can disable that safely:
sudo systemctl disable NetworkManager-wait-online.service
yeah I've tried that but it doesn't change the fact that when you are with Wifi connection you will wait till it connect when you login...
That is a process for servers not home users, so it should not affect your WiFi...
Oh OK, thank you for the tip 