operating system boot time

[aayan981]

my os is taking very long time to boot into my system. pls provide me some tweak or help me fix this issue?

[Rocky Bennett]

What is your operating system? Be as specific as possible.

What is your hardware? Be as specific as possible.

[aayan981]

os ; linux mint19.3

hardware;g31m chipset board

cpu:intel pentium dual core

ram 2gb ddr2

hdd:wd 250 gb

[rene]

Please also specify "very long". 0:30, 1:00, 1:30, ...

[karlchen]

my os is taking very long time to boot into my system.

Please, share your "system information" with us, as explained step by step here: How to post your Linux Mint System Information (inxi report).

Also share the terminal output, which the command systemd-analyze will display, with us.

[AndyMH]

And

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systemd-analyze blame

[rene]

And

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systemd-analyze blame

Or rather, please not that one, lest we need to sit through another round of people advising to disable NetworkManager-wait-online due to misunderstanding what that command displays. This subject basically always is e.g. misconfigured swap and total time tends to be all that's needed to diagnose it.

[AndyMH]

ok
90s boot?

[rene]

90s boot?

90s is the exact timeout for a missing swap partition or file system; 30s is or was the timeout for a bad RESUME= setting in the initramfs configuration (which in the case of missing swap adds). Weigh against "normal" which on his old system with the spinner probably means somewhere between 40s and 60s and launched let educated guesses be. Non such guesses available however without indication of what OP considers to be "very long". Admittedly if he's talking about 30 minutes we may need to do some further probing but until then...

[AndyMH]

90s boot?

90s is the exact timeout for a missing swap partition or file system;

I know, done it myself and one of the usual suspects.

[GS3]

I have just installed a couple LM19 on SSDs and, man, they fly!

They are already very reasonably priced and will use them any time I do a new install although I will keep my present HDDs for now until I reinstall.