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Is that even possible? :o

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The last time I installed Mint 18.3 on the SSD the startup time was 9744 ms. Now it shows 5 seconds. Is that even possible? I know my SSD is superfast but this looks like a magic, altough I don't believe in that. :lol: :shock: :shock:

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Looks like the system is coming out of standby.
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Tomgin5 wrote: ⤴Sat Jun 09, 2018 11:49 am Looks like the system is coming out of standby.
No, that's after reboot. Waking it up from "suspend to RAM" happens a lot faster than that.
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Well, to be fair, here's the results from my i7 2.7GHz-based 2011 MacBook Pro:

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Startup finished in 15.421s (kernel) + 16.592s (userspace) = 32.013s
graphical.target reached after 3.059s in userspace
I'm using a Samsung SSD, and needless to say the performance difference from just that alone is beyond night and day.
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