** Description changed: ABOUT ME AND MY COMPUTER; - I'm Dutch so sorry for my bad English and I'm pretty new with Linux coding. I could miss some important information or investigation - results, please ask them if you need so... + I'm Dutch and 15 years old so sorry for my bad English and I'm pretty new with Linux coding. I could miss some important information or investigation info results, please ask them if you need so... I have an home-made game computer and I've installed Karmic Koala alpha 3 on it and updated with the "stable" updates. I'm using the 2.6.31-4 kernel but I've also noticed the following problem on the 2.6.30 kernels. I've never done something weird with Ubuntu parameters and settings or whatever. THE PROBLEM; Ubuntu starts good until about 9-10 seconds, but stays there for 50 seconds. After that he finishes the boot in 2-3 seconds. - I don't think that's normal...Is it? + I don't think that's normal... Is it? THE THINGS I'VE TRIED - I've detached all external devices and booted again, same results. So I've ran bootchart an I get a graph but it doesn't make any sense to me, if you need it please ask for it. I've ran lspci and dmesg in the terminal but the only thing I see that could be the problem is the - "Buffer I/O error on device fd0" line but that doesn't say anything to me either. + I've detached all external devices and booted again, same results. So I've ran bootchart an I get a graph but it doesn't make any sense to me, I've attached the graph. I've ran lspci and dmesg in the terminal but the only thing I see that could be the problem are the + "Buffer I/O error on device fd0" lines but that doesn't say anything to me either. I don't even know what the device fd0 is perhaps anyone can tell me? WHAT I SUSPECT THE PROBLEMS COULD BE; *When I start Ubuntu in a tekst based mode I see; "Buffer I/O error on device fd0" a couple of times after each other. Perhaps there's the problem... *I have an onboard Intel video card. Perhaps that's conflicting with my Nvidia GTX 260 graphics card (with installed driver)... *I could have a bad Ubuntu install.... THE FIX; - I don't know. I'm a kind of stuck here. I hope you guys can fix it or tell me what might could be the problem or say you've got the same problem. + I don't know. I'm a kind of stuck here. I hope you guys can fix it or tell me what might could be the problem. - I've attached the lspci and dmesg output. - If you need more info please ask and say it to me if I'm doing stupid things. + I've attached the lspci and dmesg output in 1 file and the bootchart graph in the other. + If you need more info please ask. And please say it to me if I'm doing stupid things. Good luck.
** Attachment added: "The bootchart graph." http://launchpadlibrarian.net/29667299/h4ck3rs0nly-desktop-karmic-20090727-1.png -- Karmic slow boot https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/405270 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
