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yesterday i decided to remove SWAP partition of my ubuntu 21.10 (which is dual booted with windows 11).

using GParted i removed swap partition.
now, ubuntu takes too long to boot.
it is installed on a ssd and before this operation it used to start in just some seconds but now it takes near one minutes to startup.

how can i find the reason and solve that?

ali HOZA
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    Did you remove swap from `/etc/fstab`? Does `systemd-analyze blame` inform? Look at the boot log with `sudo journalctl -b 0`. Read `man fstab systemd-analyze journalctl`. – waltinator Jan 09 '22 at 18:48

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Your system may desperately be looking for the swap partition. Edit /etc/fstab and remove (or comment out, i.e., place a # in front of) the line that does announce your swap partition.

Deleting swap space may not have been the smartest move. You may want to create a swapfile instead. Currently, default Ubuntu installations set up a swap file instead of a dedicated swap partition.

vanadium
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