I just ran some tests, with a clock timer and systemd-analyze. Here are the
results.
No battery on laptop, only straight AC power outlet
systemd-analyze
Startup finished in 10.333s (kernel) + 26.091s (userspace) = 36.425s
My clock counts 58 seconds (including the time it takes for me to type the 2
passwords)
Battery only at 8%, no AC power outlet in
systemd-analyze
Startup finished in 11.084s (kernel) + 26.310s (userspace) = 37.395s
My clock 59 seconds (again including the time it takes for me to type the
passwords)
I swear I don't understand why it was giving me the time of 1 minute and some
seconds before in systemd-analyze. Right now I get these consistent times in
both systemd-analyze and real life time clock.
Well, in face of this, I would say that it's the best I will ever get without
changing to an SSD. I will still try to disable some stuff, maybe it will get
better or not, but I don't want services that are NOT needed running for
nothing.
Thanks everyone anyway, I will let you guys know if something new comes up.
