Hi,
Thanks for comments #25 and #26,
I don't know how fast is your machine, but on mine earlier (before 19.10) I had startup in just few seconds, now have this delay. Yes, this is maybe not critical, but should be fixed, because can go into Ubuntu 20.04 ;)
Anyway, I'm using stock kernel 5.3 + I've done "systemd-analyze blame"
In first line I had also many seconds with plymouth-quit-wait.service.
I've done
sudo apt remove plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text sudo apt remove plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo sudo apt remove lighttpd
and removed splash from /etc/default/grub
(yes, I can do it, this is not my critical VM)
Result:
kernel starts, I see messages, then screen cleans and I have delay
systemd-analyze doesn't show anything specific (all delays are very short - the longest is gdm like yours and the rest looks quite similar)
I don't know if this is Ubuntu or Hyper-V specific,
other ideas?
Hi,
Thanks for comments #25 and #26,
I don't know how fast is your machine, but on mine earlier (before 19.10) I had startup in just few seconds, now have this delay. Yes, this is maybe not critical, but should be fixed, because can go into Ubuntu 20.04 ;)
Anyway, I'm using stock kernel 5.3 + I've done "systemd-analyze blame"
In first line I had also many seconds with plymouth- quit-wait. service.
I've done
sudo apt remove plymouth- theme-ubuntu- text theme-ubuntu- logo
sudo apt remove plymouth-
sudo apt remove lighttpd
and removed splash from /etc/default/grub
(yes, I can do it, this is not my critical VM)
Result:
kernel starts, I see messages, then screen cleans and I have delay
systemd-analyze doesn't show anything specific (all delays are very short - the longest is gdm like yours and the rest looks quite similar)
I don't know if this is Ubuntu or Hyper-V specific,
other ideas?