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Minutes long boot times when there is no network #232
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Are you mounting a network drive during boot? |
Not that I know of. |
Looks like a driver issue to me. This would probably need to be fixed in the kernel or in debian. If you don't need samba network drives, you can simply disable it, to fix the slow boot time: |
That fixed it, thanks. |
Reopening since this still needs to be fixed. |
Since I can't reproduce this without wifi, for anyone affected, it would be nice if you could boot with wifi off so that the boot takes really long and after booting run: |
Here's the end of a 1144 line output: (it seems to repeat basically the same pattern throughout the whole thing)
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Thank you |
Issue Description
After entering the encryption key, it can take minutes to boot when there is no wifi network.
The thing it seems to get stuck on is starting "nmbd.service", saying that it's waiting for an ipv4 non-loopback connection of some kind, and the logs shown with escape show that it selects a varying amount of time to wait before giving up and allowing the boot process to continue (for a while it was 2:31, now it's 1:31 or sometimes ~50 seconds).
Steps to Reproduce
On what version of Vanilla OS this happens?
Vanilla OS 2 Orchid
Additional Information
Logs from "Failed to start nmbd.service - Samba NMB Daemon." from the logs app:
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