I use Manjaro/Arch as the main distribution.
Yesterday I did a Dual Boot with Kali Linux/Debian
And since then, when I start Manjaro, it takes much longer to boot the operating system, and if I open many programs at the same time, (like Android Studio and Mozilla) my PC hangs and this never happened to me before.
But when I boot from Kali Linux, the OS boots fast and runs fine.
Do you know what I could do?
Install it on the same SSD with different partitions, and the OS will boot from Manjaro’s GRUB.
The truth is that one thing would not have to do with the other, but yes.
Manjaro started giving me problems since I installed dual boot with kali.
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Which one? Manjaro is not Arch; Arch is not Manjaro.
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In Manjaro, check if the UUID for your swap partition in /etc/fstab matches the one you get with sudo blkid.
If not, modify /etc/fstab with the new swap partition UUID or use /dev/yourdevice instead of the UUID.
I’m not sure about Debian, but I remember Ubuntu used to change the UUID of the swap partition at every install.
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Thanks mate, you hit the nail on the head.
I had modified the boot/efi but the swap was missing.
My OS was taking it after it initialized and that’s why I hadn’t noticed.
Now since I changed the ID in the fstab my startup time was reduced from 3minutes to 30seconds
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