Booting time even after removing VB

[ejc]

Hello, I have installed (with some help from IT friends) linux lite on an eeebox 1501b and I think the system looks excellent and for what I have tested it is smoother (with pdf and browsing) than Lubuntu 18 on the same machine. BUT, I have only 2 Go RAM and have noticed that it takes about 3 minutes to boot. The boot order is correct (HD first), I have applied to recommendation regarding the removal of Virtualbox and saw no difference. I have tried to change the driver from the generic one to the proprietary one (NVIDIA) but same problem, no difference. Apart from the booting time everything is normally fast.

Thanks for any help! please no-geek here, if explanations are given, make it very detailed!

ejc

[valtam]

Open a Terminal and paste the output here of:

Code:

systemd-analyze blame

[ejc]

Thanks for your answer, here is what I get
systemd-analyze blame

systemd-analyze blame
    2min 12.935s vboxadd.service
    2min 7.975s plymouth-quit-wait.service
    1min 30.231s nmbd.service
        19.391s dev-sda1.device
        18.649s ufw.service
        12.896s udisks2.service
        12.876s networkd-dispatcher.service
        12.328s ModemManager.service
          9.066s accounts-daemon.service
          7.943s systemd-rfkill.service
          7.773s avahi-daemon.service
          7.765s thermald.service
          7.674s console-kit-log-system-start.service
          7.584s gpu-manager.service
          7.421s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
          7.096s pppd-dns.service
          7.079s rsyslog.service
          7.072s ubiquity.service
          6.731s systemd-logind.service
          6.682s apparmor.service
          6.192s NetworkManager.service
          5.279s networking.service
          4.748s upower.service


I can send a sysreport by mail if needed.

[torreydale]

[member=9318]ejc[/member]

I don't know this command as well as Jerry, but I can see that Virtual Box has not been cleanly uninstalled as you suggested.  In fact the first line in your output after the command demonstrates that.  Search the forum for a thread called "Removing Virtual Box".  [member=47]Scott[/member] has the step by step instructions listed in Reply #1.


https://dfgkh547-jsdfv8.iyhkj.tk/forums/insta...rtual-box/

[Artim]

Maybe it's just an "upstream" thing, but I wonder why vbox is in there to begin with.  I don't think most Linux Lite users even use virtualbox.

[valtam]

Maybe it's just an "upstream" thing, but I wonder why vbox is in there to begin with.  I don't think most Linux Lite users even use virtualbox.

Explanation - https://dfgkh547-jsdfv8.iyhkj.tk/forums/relea...-released/

[ejc]

But precisely I had removed VM following the instructions in that other thread!
For one line though, I didn't get any reaction (I am sorry but i can't recall which one, service or service- service). I see in Jerry's post that doing it a second time won't hurt so I'll do that and report.

[ejc]

The error was caused by the fact I had not unchecked the autostart option for VM in the settings. Booting time is reduced. Will try to add the "static IP" as suggested by Jerry in the link (but does it go through changing it in the ethernet settings if I use the computer mainly via Wifi?).

[valtam]

Static IP - instructions in Help Manual.

[ejc]

Yes thanks, this is where I checked (following your advice at https://dfgkh547-jsdfv8.iyhkj.tk/forums/relea...-released/). But for non-geeks like me it is unclear whether I should do the setting in the ethernet menu first and it will apply to my wifi connection or if I can go directly to the wifi in the Edit Connections. Also, I haven't found the "netmask" in my provider documentation. I will post a new topic when I try to install the static IP.