Felix Miata composed on 2018-07-23 22:23 (UTC-0400):
Michele Calgaro composed on 2018-07-20 10:16 (UTC+0800):
Reduce the timeout of exactly what/where? This happens with the openSUSEes and the Debians./etc/systemd/system.comf
Uncomment and change like this: DefaultTimeoutStartSec=5s DefaultTimeoutStopSec=5s This should reduce the wait time to 5 seconds.
Bad idea. This system has no SDD. I did exactly that, and bunches of startup units failed
# journalctl -b -1 | grep ailed | wc -l 14
among which local-fs.target/start, leaving me in emergency mode. I switched Start to 15 and it seems to have booted normally, even though
# journalctl -b | grep ailed | wc -l
returned 12. I switched it to 75, and still got 12. So I switched it back to its original 90, and it still got 12. So I switched back to 5. Next boot produced 15, but all seemed totally normal.
Oh what fun is systemd. :-p
(but no reboot/shutdown delays since playing with system.conf either)
Spoke too soon. It just sat there 90 seconds reporting "watchdog did not stop!" before it rebooted.