t; and found that
>>> >> 3084ms cups.service
>>> >> 1354ms autofs.service
>>> >>
>>> >> I hardly need autofs, and not for boot. Is there some way to tell
>>> systemd
>>> >> autofs is not a dependency of anything el
1 Neal Becker
>> >
>> >> I tried out
>> >>
>> >> systemd-analyze blame
>> >>
>> >> and found that
>> >> 3084ms cups.service
>> >> 1354ms autofs.service
>> >>
>> >> I hardly need auto
2011/6/3 Neal Becker
> Jan Willies wrote:
>
> > 2011/6/1 Neal Becker
> >
> >> I tried out
> >>
> >> systemd-analyze blame
> >>
> >> and found that
> >> 3084ms cups.service
> >> 1354ms autofs.service
>
On 03/06/11 12:16, Neal Becker wrote:
>
> I don't want to disable it - I do use it. I just don't need it at boot, and
> don't want it slowing down boot.
>
yum erase autofs
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Jan Willies wrote:
> 2011/6/1 Neal Becker
>
>> I tried out
>>
>> systemd-analyze blame
>>
>> and found that
>> 3084ms cups.service
>> 1354ms autofs.service
>>
>> I hardly need autofs, and not for boot. Is there some way to
2011/6/1 Neal Becker
> I tried out
>
> systemd-analyze blame
>
> and found that
> 3084ms cups.service
> 1354ms autofs.service
>
> I hardly need autofs, and not for boot. Is there some way to tell systemd
> autofs is not a dependency of anything else?
>
sys
I tried out
systemd-analyze blame
and found that
3084ms cups.service
1354ms autofs.service
I hardly need autofs, and not for boot. Is there some way to tell systemd
autofs is not a dependency of anything else?
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