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I looked through this thread How to fix very slow Ubuntu booting? about bootchart. I installed the bootchart via terminal but I failed to find it. Tried to type it in a search bar but bootchart wouldn't come up. Can I launch it from terminal ?

Btw I'm on Ubuntu 16.04, my machine is powered by processor AMD quad core 2.2 GHz and armed with 8 GB of RAM.

Whilst booting I'm getting disturbing messages on the screen. I do ultimately reach fully loaded system but as a Ubuntu lover I don't like those messages I'm getting. Obviously there's something wrong going on.

Thanks for any feedback !

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  • You don't need any separate bootchart application on 16.04 any more, as there is one integrated in systemd already which is used since Ubuntu 15.04. Simply boot your computer normally, then after it's completely finished, open a terminal and start playing around with the systemd-analyze command. Its most useful arguments are probably time to get a short boot time info, blame to order the boot processes by execution time and you can also run systemd-analyze plot > my-bootchart.svg to create a graphical boot chart and save it under the specified filename as SVG. – Byte Commander Nov 29 '16 at 22:11
  • Used all the commands you mentioned. I'm thankful I learned some useful commands. Sadly it didn't tell me anything about those failed processes. Will keep looking for solution. Thanks for your time ! – Mark Alexa Nov 29 '16 at 22:22
  • I tweaked the grub with e4rat function and it kinda worked. No nasty reports whilst booting. Yahoo ! :) – Mark Alexa Nov 29 '16 at 22:30

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