try `systemd-analyze critical-chain` for a top-level view of the startup sequence of services*
gregorylearns opened this issue · comments
at least i think that what it does.
I think it's a good benchmark for how long your system boots up over time.
systemd-analyze blame
for checking startup time and services
I'll try and remember to do this for the next stream. If I forget, remind me!
I saw you dont know how to read systemd-analyze so here it is:
systemd-analyze
Startup finished in 2.860s (firmware) + 3.034s (loader) + 978ms (kernel) + 1.712s (initrd) + 11.894s (userspace) = 20.481s graphical.target reached after 954ms in userspace
Basically system startup time is the total after '=' minus userspace
So in the example above, the startup time is 20.481s - 11.894s = about 9s
You can add graphical.target on top of it if you want the total time until graphical login
Finally adding this to the checklist!