#Slow boot.
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oh thank you 🙂 i forgot to put those in here as well
did u turn windows fast startup off in windows?
do so, then try sudo update-grub in linux.
i did. through bios and the thing in the power settings
windows power options control panel
yes.
ok do sudo reboot now in terminal
i have a question before i do that, when i do sudo apt upgrade and it says it has 4 things to update, how do i make it do that
leave it for now
okay
that update didnt change time
its the kernel it seeems to be taking the longest
i have the latest kernel
uname -r
was it faster on 6.8?
no, honestly its been the same for both, both equally slow
to view packages which have an upgrade candidate available:
apt list --upgradable no sudo needed
to upgrade one or multiple of them, sudo apt upgrade name1, name2
or use the update manager, selectively
to upgrade all, sudo apt upgrade
when i do the upgrade it just tells me 4 did not upgrade
im doing the one by one because update manager ddoesnt always show things that can be updated for me
i agree thats how i would like it, but often times im finding things arent up to date and then i have to fix it and go find the most recent. kinda sucks tbh especially as a first time linux user lol
oh... i already did them.. lol..
to see candidates that have newer packages, with more details, do apt list --upgradable -v
also i am a bit suspicous of some things, like i want to update my local mirror to make it somewhere closer but the military got me stationed in bahrain and the fastest thing is a chinese server or another asian server lol. kinda scary
currently none that need to be upgraded it seems according to terminal. i just know when i booted up update manager before pushing those 4 updates, nothing was in there
but when i refresh it, still nothing shows
Hey what was the thing you said to do with the m.2 ssds ? I just thought fuck it lemme do it
Something about removing a SSD at a time to then help fix my boot time taking nearly 2 minutes
if you set an automatic mount option at startup, double check the /etc/fstab file of each entry
for example, since you removed the ssd and that ssd's partition was listed on the fstab and the system keeps searching on the UUID name from the ssd which didn't exists anymore
yes, check that first.
just navigate to "filesystem" in file manager. then go in /etc and look for the fstab file (plain text file) and open it
So don’t remove yet until I check that?
remove or comment the wrong entry when needed if you noticed it causing the startup slower
i guess you're in a wrong place to ask this question 😉
you're in a very wrong place to type this.
please get out of this ticket.
i didnt remove any ssds yet. do i just check that through file explorer?
you should likely only see the root partition in fstab, mounted in / and the efi, and the swap (either file or partition) unless u specifically added more drives/volumes to automount at any point in time
i dont know how to read this
i only have 2 drives, one for windows and the other for linux, i dont plan on getting more
notice the comments
so, if you pull the win drive, and do live-mode boot repair, it will put new grub and efi on your linux drive, and hopefully correct fstab to reflect this
and it may help your boot time issue
i utilize wifi, so will the live mode boot repair grab the newest grub? or you are saying i should download those first
and with the live-mode. is that with the USB having the ISO of mint linux
u dont even have to connect to wifi, nor update boot-repair app
but u can if you want, it's all automatic for most part
the live boot repair that will show once i boot up after removing the windows drive and having the ISO usb in correct? like on the main grub screen when bootng
no, it's an app
run it from the app menu, in live desktop
and just do the recommended repair
so boot into the live (usb) then download the app or it comes on the iso file
I apologize for asking alot of questions, i just am scared becasue people have said it can brick your pc and its parts when you mess around with linux
existing 'ubuntu' boot entry, and precisely where it is.
nah it's not necessary to download it. just search app menu
lsblk -f helps you see your drives, filesystems, and their UUIDs
as does lsblk -o name,type,model,label,size,fstype,fsavail,mountpoint
as does the graphical DISKS app
I g2g for now. so ttyl
Uh. Wait please
Sorry I took my windows SSD out and now my computer won’t turn on
well put it back in
and make sure windows fast startup is definitely off
and also, find out ur pc's boot menu key
and use that at poweron to get the menu to launch usb
much like:
Uhm so my pc won’t turn at all anymore even after putting back in windows SSD….
well it should
pull the power cord while it is off,
for 10 seconds then retry
also, if you moved any power harnesses
to access the ssd, make sure they're back in
I didn’t move power at all. I had to take my cpu cooler off to reach my SSD for windows
I’m saying power button doesn’t work so I can’t see if any thing works
check if a cable to front panel power button came off
Still on. Didn’t touch it.
Both are plugged in. I just reseated them….. did my pc just brick… nothing is lighting up
All I did was remove the windows SSD, but now it’s back in
So how could that brick my pc
ya it prob some other cable yaned
yanked.
the tiny pin header thing for the cable which goes to front panel power button
perhaps a main switch on the psu
check mains power strip
Nothing has changed. It’s all seated as it was. All I did was take my cpu cooler off and take out windows SSD. Put cpu cooler back on, then try and turn on and nothing works
Put windows SSD back in and sill nothing turns on
did u test as I said, removing mains power for a while?
Wait wtf.
I unplugged my 24 atx cable, rgb started going on my mother board. Then I plug it in. Then the power button worked. But I’m so confused nothing ever touched or came close to the atx
I’ll just take the windows ssd out again and then do the atx thing? Weird
Yeh I disabled that. You showed me how to before. The thing in the power settings
oh ok
Gosh damn booting from a usb is taking a long as time. Been at the mint logo for 2 minutes now
Ahh I see the boot repair
It wants internet lol
This all good? Anything I should change ?
This is how it was when I started it
Hey stunner had to go. Could you please help me with this? Wanan ensure I’m doing this correct
ChatGPT said to do this. Hopefully it’s correct LOL
Nvram lock?
Secure boot and that other boot thing you talked about are disabled
Uhm this is what happens when I boot into Linux
ChatGPT is the goat. I almost lost it all. Now I got Linux back
Got it down to 45 secondsssss. So down about 1m and 13 secondssss helll yeahhh.
If there’s any tips to get this lower please let me knowww.
Thank yall for your help. This has been wild but a pretty damn cool learning experience
@gusty plume sorry to @ you but this part lost me in that link you sent in general
i went to the website but idk what im doing on it lol
also this issue. the bottom says it has errors installing
@indigo rain what does systemd-analyze look now?
Looks fine I think
no no, it is fine, the thing i put was me asking why there was a issue of updating my kernel to 6.15.1
i have a very very new gpu so i want to ensure i have the best for it
What gpu do you have? Could you post the output of
inxi -SGxxx
please?
i have a 9070xt, the newest AMD gpu, and i plan on getting the 9800x3d
both mon's plugged on the Navi, both good same refresh rate. I wouldn't mess with it any further.
but my games kinda spike like 40 frames or so
like ill be at 240. then boom down to 180 or so
wait for Maniak if they have advice
understood 🙂 thank you
Everything seems ok to me, you even got mesa 25. I wonder what are you doing running games at 240 fps having 60hz monitor though, sounds like needlessly overusing your gpu to me.
i have a 240hz monitor
also when trying to sudo apt upgrade i keep getting this errror
You might want to check display settings and make sure they're actually set to 240hz
oh thats weird, idk why my thing restarted to make it 60 hz
how can i fix this errror
How are you even trying to build kernel 6.15? The latest available in mint (by default) is 6.11
the wkg21
I see.. but it seems to be recognized just fine on your current 6.11 kernel though?
i mean sure its running fine but since its new equipment, i just thought a newer kernel would help it work better. but if not oh well
Could you share the output of
dkms status
as well as screenshot of driver manager window?
here ya go 🙂
And
dpkg -l | grep linux-image
please
Did you try to get 6.15 through mainline?
You should remove it since it wasn't installed properly
sudo apt purge linux-image-unsigned-6.15.1-061501-generic
and then run
sudo apt autopurge
i did
it should fix this
cant remove
why?
What was the result of
sudo apt purge linux-image-unsigned-6.15.1-061501-generic
Ok.... then do
sudo dkms remove -m amdgpu -v 6.12.12-2164967.24.04 --all
please
wont that make it so my gpu wont work as well
is that removing the drivers? and that command worked
the other command worked now
this worked
As you can see from the version number it's likely from kernel 6.12 that you probably installed at some point and then removed. And it causing errors for updating and removing
so now i can retry getting 6.15.1?
In theory yes
yes, that shows you currently have kerenels 6.11 and a few of 6.8 series installed
okay im trying to install 6.15.1 again, i do have a question tho
what does that mean, how do i follow it
https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=441678
from : wkg21
this apparently will help with my 9070xt
Amd drivers are baked in the kernel, so by installing newer one you should get the newer driver. But newer kernels aren't as tested as mint provides, so it might (or might not) break other things.
I wouldn't go with absolute latest, 6.14 probably is fine too for your card
yes, seems that way
it worked!
i rebooted and it shows!
thank you for your help ,you well of knowledge seems to be never ending 🙂
Could you do
inxi -SGxxx
too please?
also how do i know what ubuntu that mint is running on so i can check if i have the right amd drivers on the amd website
You already have the driver installed, you don't need one from the site.
oh okay awesome 🙂
whats the command to turn power saving mode off my wifi? it runs 3rd of the speed it should on linux but my internet works great on windows
Just check display settings again, that you're not running 60hz again
oooo good call, i forgot it messed with it last time
For wifi, disable ipv4 or ipv6, depending on the one you use. when they're both enabled it sometimes causes strange behaivor
uh... how do i tell what i use lol. ill be using a ethernet cord when i move in my new place so i doubt it willl matter then
show the output of
iwconfig
yes power managment is already off
Please show
cat /sys/class/net/wlp10s0/power_level
and
inxi -Nxxx
then
ls /sys/class/net/wlp10s0/
cat power
yes, one built into my motherboard and one that is a usb apdpater
Wouldn’t the Usb automatically installer the driver for itself?
it does work without the adapter
i just pulled it out
on windows it would
But my Razer headset usb sound card was the solution to my mic issue I had, so I’m confused