Does anyone know of benchmarks comparing tuned distros rather than out-of-the-box?
Are there tuning guides anywhere for achieving the best setup? The Manjaro performance section on the wiki seems to be relatively limited.
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Originally posted by slayerizerI probably know Arch better than you
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Originally posted by slayerizerOn some multi-user environments part of the boot-up process can come from the network. For this case systemd defaults to waiting for the network to come on-line before certain steps are taken.
You can disable this and reboot to notice if it makes a difference for a slow boot sequence. This is applicable to most distro (arch, ubuntu, ... ):
Code:sudo systemctl disable NetworkManager-wait-online.service
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Originally posted by lichtenstein View Post
Just fstab with "noauto". What is this Automounter thingie?
Here is a tutorial for linux: https://www.linuxtechi.com/automount...-using-autofs/Last edited by sheldonl; 24 June 2020, 01:32 PM.
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Originally posted by sheldonl View Post
Automounter should mount the nfs filesystem as soon as something attempts to access the directory path of the mount. Are you actually using Automounter or just relying on fstab to soft/hard mount the NFS file systems at boot time?
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Originally posted by lichtenstein View Post
Man, thanks for this! I never gave it a thought but your post helped me to speed up my Manjaro boot considerably. Not only did I disable that service but I also disabled my 5 nfs auto-mounts. They were costing time, seconds for each which added up.
I need my nfs shares to be auto-mounted still and I solved it by just mounting them via a script that gets executed _after_ the KDE start up. It works like a charm and to me the difference (between fstab auto-mount and autostart running this script) is indistinguishable.
Now, I'm barely able to see the startup messages and KDE pops right up!
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Originally posted by Aryma View Post
nope their already benchmark for this and clear patch win against configured kernel
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Originally posted by slayerizer4.468s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
I need my nfs shares to be auto-mounted still and I solved it by just mounting them via a script that gets executed _after_ the KDE start up. It works like a charm and to me the difference (between fstab auto-mount and autostart running this script) is indistinguishable.
Now, I'm barely able to see the startup messages and KDE pops right up!
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