How can I make the boot messages visible during the boot process?
Deleting the boot parameter “quite” does nothing, I only see a black screen with the Manjaro logo for about 1 minute until the KDE login appears. This takes much too long, I suspect one or more processes hang during booting.
Is there a way to trace the boot process (perhaps via dmesg or jourmalctl), including the required times?
Remove plymouth and/or splash and quiet from boot options.
That would be the plymouth boot splash.
These are common
systemd-analyze
systemd-analyze blame
systemd-analyze critical-chain
systemd-analyze plot > bootplot.svg
See pretty much all the thing at the archwiki page;
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Improving_performance/Boot_process
There is no “quite” boot parameter. That would be “quiet”. They are called kernel parameters.
Also, did you run update-grub as root after changing kernel parameters?
@cscs: Thanks for the detailed answer, I’ll take a closer look at this.
@ben75: “quite” was a typo. For the first times of booting I’ve deleted the parameter directly in grub menu.
Edit: After deleting “splash” and “quiet” I found the error immediately. It was the swap partition with an invalid UUID in fstab. So the timeout of 1:30 had to be waited for.
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