Big delay during boot

[Aaroknight]

Do you use FileVault as well?

ps my bootlog looks similar.

Yes. Working perfectly fine.

 

[ViktorsN]

I'm having the same issue even without FileVault enabled, so FV not a problem this time..

 

[Fraxinus]

I'm having the same issue even without FileVault enabled, so FV not a problem this time..

Same Samsung Nvme drive?

 

[ViktorsN]

Same Samsung Nvme drive?

Yeah, 970 Pro 500Gb

 

[Aaroknight]

Updated to Beta 6, problem persists.

 

[jmmc]

Same problem in RC, updated from BigSur with OC 0.7.4.

I also have m2 970 EVO and FV disabled.

Did anyone fix that without fresh install?

 

[Fraxinus]

It seems to be connected to Samsungs m.2 nvme. I'm not sure if a fresh install does change that behaviour. Did anybody find a workaround? Could we rename the Thread to something like: "samsung nvme and Monterey, extreme slow boot."?

 

[jmmc]

It seems to be connected to Samsungs m.2 nvme. I'm not sure if a fresh install does change that behaviour. Did anybody find a workaround? Could we rename the Thread to something like: "samsung nvme and Monterey, extreme slow boot."?

Another question I have is does the trim delay happens on others brands m.2 ssds? Or it is only with Samsung too?

 

[antieatingactivist]

It seems to be connected to Samsungs m.2 nvme. I'm not sure if a fresh install does change that behaviour. Did anybody find a workaround? Could we rename the Thread to something like: "samsung nvme and Monterey, extreme slow boot."?

I happen to have a Samsung nvme drive that has a clean install of Monterey on it and have the boot delay, so I wouldn't bother running that experiment.

 

[Fraxinus]

Yeah. Definitely a TRIM issue related to Monterey and Evo 970 Nvme. As far as I know you never should disable TRIM, otherwise you can damage your nvme-ssd.