JeffBeall
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kubuntu boot time
hello,
I upgraded kubuntu version 14.10 to 15.10, and it works fine except that I noticed the startup is slow. googleing the problem, I found this
systemd-analyze blame
and it seems that
networkmanager-wait-online .service
is the problem. So I googled how to disable it, and found
systemctl disable NetworkManager-wait-online .service
and that didn't work, then I found
systemctl mask NetworkManager-wait-online .service
but that didn't work either
So, any ideas how I could disable this service?
I upgraded kubuntu version 14.10 to 15.10, and it works fine except that I noticed the startup is slow. googleing the problem, I found this
systemd-analyze blame
and it seems that
networkmanager-wait-online
is the problem. So I googled how to disable it, and found
systemctl disable NetworkManager-wait-online
and that didn't work, then I found
systemctl mask NetworkManager-wait-online
but that didn't work either
So, any ideas how I could disable this service?
ASKER
Thank you!!! that FINALLY did it. Although, I had to find it at the location you had, but it still loaded on a reboot. Your answer made me search everywhere, and I found it two other places.
and
systemd-analyze blame
shows that it is finally gone.
Of course, now I want to weed out other services that I don't need, for instance the slowest service now is dev-sda6.device and then gpu-manager.service loading at 643ms and 582ms respectively.
the thing is, I don't know what I need and what I don't. Would there be a list of essential services?
Also, do you know of a way to just disable the service? It seems like an all or nothing kind of thing to remove the file.
and
systemd-analyze blame
shows that it is finally gone.
Of course, now I want to weed out other services that I don't need, for instance the slowest service now is dev-sda6.device and then gpu-manager.service loading at 643ms and 582ms respectively.
the thing is, I don't know what I need and what I don't. Would there be a list of essential services?
Also, do you know of a way to just disable the service? It seems like an all or nothing kind of thing to remove the file.
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I guess we both benefited, good collaboration, however, I think you would be the brains of this organization.
Yep, I have some googleing to do. I want to see just how fast this thing will boot.
Thanks again for your help.
Yep, I have some googleing to do. I want to see just how fast this thing will boot.
Thanks again for your help.
rm -i /etc/systemd/system/*wants