systemd-analyze critical-chain ?
At first I thought It might be a problem with BASH (it still may be) since I have changed the PROMPT (obviously, who doesn’t?
Any ideas on what may be causing this?
What kernel should I use?
do you have an nvidia GPU?
Do I need install Intel UHD graphics card?
en_US.UTF-8
systemd-analyze –critical-chain
to better understand where hangs
graphical.target @7.400s
└─multi-user.target @7.399s
└─tor.service @4.842s +2.178s
└─network.target @4.644s
└─wpa_supplicant.service @8.897s +73ms
└─dbus.service @3.473s +417ms
└─basic.target @3.462s
└─sockets.target @3.461s
└─dbus.socket @3.460s
└─sysinit.target @3.453s
└─systemd-backlight@leds:dell::kbd_backlight.service @9.051s +667ms
└─system-systemdx2dbacklight.slice @3.093s
└─system.slice
└─-.slice
└─multi-user.target @7.399s
└─tor.service @4.842s +2.178s
└─network.target @4.644s
└─wpa_supplicant.service @8.897s +73ms
└─dbus.service @3.473s +417ms
└─basic.target @3.462s
└─sockets.target @3.461s
└─dbus.socket @3.460s
└─sysinit.target @3.453s
└─systemd-backlight@leds:dell::kbd_backlight.service @9.051s +667ms
└─system-systemdx2dbacklight.slice @3.093s
└─system.slice
└─-.slice
your tor.service seems slowing down your boot
systemd-analyze –critical-chain
to better understand where hangs
systemd-analyze critical-chain ?
yep, correct but the OP has got the point
the problem is this services
maybe they are delayed for something else
check the chain
en_US.UTF-8
Your locale seems fine
sudo locale-gen
reboot
reboot
yeah still no luck 😔
can you show me how is it looks like
w8
an example of my issue is this one:
as you see, when my command + Prompt length exceeds the width of terminal emulator, it rewrites the same line instead of going to the next.
another example is this. I’m trying to edit the command I just wrote but look where the cursor is. It doesn’t go back anymore than that.
Al tough it’s actually at the beginning of the line and I can edit it blindly and it works, it has this peculiar visual problem.
Al tough it’s actually at the beginning of the line and I can edit it blindly and it works, it has this peculiar visual problem.
that’s where the cursor goes after hitting HOME button on the keyboard.
as you see, when my command + Prompt length exceeds the width of terminal emulator, it rewrites the same line instead of going to the next.
what is
echo $PS1
echo $PS1
e[1;32mw> e[0m
1) when I am writing a command that is longer than the width of the terminal emulator, the rest of the command will be overwritten on the same line from the beginning of the line.
2) When I am editing a command that I executed before, when pressing the Home button the cursor doesn’t go to the beginning of the line, instead it stops around 8 characters after the Prompt.
NOTE that although these visual issues happen to be on nerve, the commands I write still work correctly.
At first I thought It might be a problem with BASH (it still may be) since I have changed the PROMPT (obviously, who doesn’t?) So I changed it back to the default and the issues happened relatively less then It got worse again.
Any ideas on what may be causing this? what do I even look up? Has anyone heard of or experienced this themselves?
thx in advance
your prompt might be a bit broken, you need to [] every escape sequence (e.g. color) to tell bash that specific chars are zero-width – kinda like this
depends on hardware. do you have an nvidia GPU?
lts
That’s a very curious reason to use LTS kernel.
That’s most likely the actual reason for my issues. thx lemme check if it solves it
Normally you’d use normal stable kernel, LTS as a backup if the stable breaks.
you are missing: networkmanager nano
Do I need install Intel UHD graphics card?