e4rat + systemd = No DM

I don't use hibernate, so I can't be a great help here - but I suspect you'd have better luck looking around at resume hooks.

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2012-04-08T02:03:39Z

I know nothing of gnome, but if you want a general perfomance boost you might be interested in e4rat.  It really works wonders on boot speed, and in my experience it is particularly effective at speeding up DEs/WMs start times.

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2012-05-05T13:01:00Z

Odd, there is no (nor should there be) any /boot/systemd.Are you by chance at the point where you add "init=/bin/systemd" to your bootloader kernel line?  Could you have made a typo and put init=/boot/systemd?  Or perhaps if you didn't put any path to systemd *perhaps* /boot/ would be inferred as that may be the current working directory when init is called.(edit: beat by

Is there a topic here?This seems like it should go to your blog not on the forums.

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2012-11-10T00:24:33Z

The link worked fine for me.It looks like the same type of thing that happens in mine: boot plot

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2012-10-15T02:32:36Z

Hmm, even when I chown the mount point I can't write to it.

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2012-09-05T19:49:59Z

You're not actually typing <username> are you?

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2013-01-01T13:29:51Z

From where?  Tty: type "exit" or Ctl-D.  From X: use your WM/DE's commands.

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2012-11-04T23:47:01Z

Thanks all, sorry if I missed other relevant threads - my google-fu must have been weak.

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2012-09-28T20:02:59Z