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How do I reduce boot time?

kp flag

Boot time is over 7 minutes running Ubuntu 20.04.3.

My hardware:

Akoya LT - WIM2220 with SSD

How do I reduce the boot time to under 1 minute?

Nmath avatar
ng flag
Please edit your question and copy/paste the output of `systemd-analyze blame`. Make sure that you format the output using [code fences](https://askubuntu.com/editing-help#code) so that we can parse the info and distinguish it from surrounding text. Also, I can find **nothing** when searching the hardware information you posted. What is the make model of the CPU? How much and what type of RAM do you have?
Matthias Lenmher avatar
nl flag
i'm agree with @Nmath. But you can also check the partitions order where linux distro start partition byte is near 0 =)
oldfred avatar
cn flag
In addition to Nmath's suggestion. Some things to review: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1284302/is-it-possible-to-make-ubuntu-20-04-boot-faster If that slow it would seem you have timeouts for something like incorrect UUIDs. I get a variety of warnings & misc with this: `sudo egrep -i 'warn|error' /var/log/*g`, but it may show something major also.
waltinator avatar
it flag
You could compare the timestamps from `sudo journalctl -b 0` Read `man journalctl` to see how to access other boots.
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