> Date: Fri, 29 May 2015 10:38:43 -0700 > From: "Bob" <ubuntu-qygzanxc@listemail.net> > To: "Ubuntu user technical support, not for general discussions" > <ubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com> > Subject: Re: Ubuntu 15.04 problems (Colin Law) > Message-ID: > <mailman.9914.1432956840.18830.ubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com> >> > >> > Hi Jim. Have you run "systemd-analyze plot > plot.svg" after you >> boot your >> > computer? That is how Colin found that my slow boot problem was >> associated >> > with my WIFI. >> > >> > -- >> > Robert Blair >> >> Thank you Robert, >> I am sorry I am really lost in this search for the "systemd-analyze plot > >> plot.svg." I looked for plot.vg in my "Search your computer and online >> sources" and found it. When I clicked on it, it came out >> "unavailable data"! >> I googled "systemd-analyze plot" and found this title. When I >> opened it, wow >> I could not understand a bit about it. I had expected a software to >> download >> and install it. I don't know if it is already installed in my PC or >> not. Did >> I miss it? > > Yes, it is already installed. Execute "systemd-analyze plot > plot.svg.". > This will but the chart plot.svg in your home directory. To view it > double-click on the icon and a image viewer will display it. In case > the image > viewer fails (which happens to me on some plot files) you can use Firefox to > look at the plot. You may not understand what is there so upload it where > anyone can look at it (I used Drop Box) and post the URL here, > > -- > Robert Blair Thank you one of the readers I couldn't remember, but I got a trick on how to 'attach' a photo to an email. I had attempted to do the attachment of a photo, but I was advised that it was way too long beyond limit of 40k memory. So here is a link of plot.svg in my PC's Ubuntu 15.04 <a href="https://www.dropbox.com/s/yttpeefzirbpn0y/snapshot1.png?dl=0" target="_blank">https://www.dropbox.com/s/yttpeefzirbpn0y/snapshot1.png?dl=0</a>Get the picture of what I am trying to say here regarding the problem of DropBox. When I clicked on it to open, all the icons disappeared from the screen. When I clicked on the upper left icons to 'close', 'reduce' or 'full screen' my pc went locked up. I had to hold down two keys, 'ctrl' and 'alt' and hit 'delete' to resume the work. Icons were still absent. I had to restart PC to get full screen. video system is not working right? incompatibility? Jim ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using Distributel Webmail. Ce message a été envoyé à partir de la Messagerie Web Distributel.