Doesnt systemd have some boot time analysis thingy?

Boot time reduced to 6.694 seconds after removing snapd

I think it is much faster than the MacBook Pro M1 😁

Short boot time is wasted boot time.

Hehe 😁

On my old laptop, it was like 45 to 60 seconds

Oh, TIL.

why not start :|?

See the error message.

I see, what should I do?

Don’t load more than one MPM?

How do I know?

How do you know what?

What should I do to start it?😂

Don’t load more than one MPM.

hmm

i have question, that’s artix linux yup but on arch is this same error -_-

and to fix that? on my laptop not works pulseeffects that’s this same problem -_-

on laptop i have clear arch with lxde 🙂

this is same on normal archlinux version

“Artix”
Please direct your support requests to an Artix group, for the second time.

I have two RAID1 btrfs volumes.
One is 2x external USB HDDs, second is 2x Internal SATA HDDs.

The external ones load fine, surprisingly, problem is with the internal ones, they take about 60-90 seconds on boot (waiting for device… message on boot)
I could make them not mount on boot, but surely 60+ seconds just for mount is too much time, especially when worse performing drives load quickly, how could I diagnose this?

doesnt systemd have some boot time analysis thingy? maybe that? checked dmesg?

https://haste.rys.pw/wewefupaxe.apache
systemd-analyze blame you mean? Not too useful

1min 1.826s mnt-blue.mount
it does show that this alone took 40+ seconds, which is the internal array.

anything in journalctl log with the “since last boot” flag

nvidia-drm.modeset=1

Wow

Nope

how can i install microsoft font in arch linux?

Have you bothered to check the wiki?

i dont undertand

one option says to copy the sources from windows to linux, but I don’t have windows

there has a setion in the arch wiki for the fonts

google arch wiki fonts and then you will understand what @grazzolini meant