Created attachment 218531 [details] cpuinfo Starting at either 4.1.22 or 4.1.23, I forget which one, when I start the computer, at 'triggering udev events' on bootup, it hangs on this for around 10-15 seconds. At 4.1.21 I do not see this problem. I also noticed this problem in the 4.4.x versions too. I'm running Slackware 14.1 x86_64, Linux version 4.1.25 gcc version 4.8.2 (GCC) #2 SMP PREEMPT... This is driving me crazy, it only happens on a cold start, but rebooting, it does not happen. With a fqast system running an Intel i7 along with a SSD, I hate sitting waiting and extra 10-15 seconds while this is hanging... :( I hope this can be resolved some time soon... thanks
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I just recently upgraded to Slackware 14.2 x86_64 using kernel 4.4.16 and I still see the same problem on a cold start up, it hangs at the console for 10-15 seconds when it gets to the part for; 'triggering udev events' There is nothing in the logs saying anything about this, it's really bothersome to now have a kernel hang on startup, I've never seen anything like this before with kernels... No one else is seeing this happening?