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[SOLVED] Boot up takes 1 minute and 9 seconds on a fast SSD

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Jerry:
Do you have any external drives attached when you boot or internal sata pci card?

LenAsh:
This

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="libata.force=16.00:noncq"

in /etc/default/grub after exit-save

update-grub

Made no difference.

I can't see any other solutions in the links...?

Jerry:
Well then Len, the solution seems to be to wipe windows :p Just being cheeky mate :) Try those 2 links I posted.

LenAsh:
Firmware is the latest.
BIOS is AHCI - defaults to it.
TRIM is enabled and I have also forced a TRIM activity (sudo fstrim -v /)

By the way - and this is something I should have mentioned. ALL Linux distros have this problem on my machine. I've installed 2 others... they also have the audio problem. This CAN be overcome by switching the machine OFF after Windows and cold starting in to Linux. A restart from Windows produces no audio. This was the reason for updating kernels.

For further background: CPU is Intel i5 - 4690, Mobo is Gigabyte Z97-D3H, 16GB DDR3-1600 RAM.

2 SSDs, the Linux one is an Intel X25, 80GB

Thanks for your perseverance.

Jerry:
Checklist:
See if there is a firmware update for your SSD.
Also make sure your BIOS is set to AHCI and not IDE.
Have you enabled Trim on the SSD? - Help Manual, Install Guide,  Enabling TRIM on your SSD.

Here are a couple of links that have provided solutions for people - http://askubuntu.com/questions/315921/comreset-failed-and-slow-boot-times & http://askubuntu.com/questions/62295/how-to-fix-a-comreset-failed-error

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