Re: [gentoo-user] [ANNOUNCE] I like systemd now :)

[Keith Dart]

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Canek Peláez Valdés said:
> That it's weird. What does "systemd-analyze blame" say after a fresh
> boot?


Something related to consolekit was taking by far the most time. But I
thought I was supposed to remove that. So I make USE include
-consolekit, and removed console kit, and did "emerge -uD --newuse
world", but yet, pambase insists on pulling in consolekit no matter
what. I compile it separate (emerge -1 ...) without consolekit USE, and
the works. But whenever I update consolekit wants get added again.

Anyway, right now I have it removed and it does come up faster without
it. 

But another thing I miss is knowing where it is in the boot process.
The systemd doesn't tell me anything.


-- Keith


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