Is there a way to make reboots following updates not take over 2 minutes just to begin? I see this somewhat often, but haven't been tracking with which versions. The one just done is 14.0.6~pre38 on Buster.
What exactly is a "User Manager"?
Anno domini 2019 Mon, 11 Feb 04:22:45 -0500 Felix Miata scripsit:
Is there a way to make reboots following updates not take over 2 minutes just to begin? I see this somewhat often, but haven't been tracking with which versions. The one just done is 14.0.6~pre38 on Buster.
Interesting question, as the "surprise after upgrade" hit me just this weekend :-) Do you know what hangs on boot, the OS ot TDE?
What exactly is a "User Manager"?
"In case of an error hit user to continue" ;-) Honestly, never seen that, sounds like some kind of infection ... Oh wait, some long evicted cells of windoz knowlede insist that there was a colorful click-the-button-before-it-can-hide program on said windoz that allowed to creade/modify/delete user accounts. Maybe that thing has been ported to systemd lately ...
Nik
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On 2019/02/11 06:22 PM, Felix Miata wrote:
Is there a way to make reboots following updates not take over 2 minutes just to begin? I see this somewhat often, but haven't been tracking with which versions. The one just done is 14.0.6~pre38 on Buster.
What exactly is a "User Manager"?
Edit /etc/systemd/system.conf and change/uncomment the following lines: DefaultTimeoutStartSec=5s DefaultTimeoutStopSec=5s
The wait will now be reduced to 5 seconds only. Cheers Michele
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