Same but nftables and also crowdsec.

Also I had some trouble with the wireguard tunnel dropping lots of packets, which resulted in my services not loading 50% of the time. I did a lot of suggestions at the same time so I’m not sure which one fixed it but here is a list in case anybody has similar troubles:

• lowering MTU
• routing ipv6 through the tunnel as well
• rewriting nftables rule order
• …

(will update after work, notes are at home)

Didn’t work for me, it would cancel the hibernation saying there is not enough space in swap. I followed the setup instructions on arch wiki.

Do you have a guide for that?

No not really.

It’s how long it takes to read 32GB from my swap. 170 MB/s continuous read speed ≈ 188 sec (3 min 8 sec) add the normal boot time to it (bios, grub, kernel initramfs) and you get the 4 minutes.

When the system boots cold it doesn’t have to read 32GB, just 0.5-2GB maybe.

Linux boots pretty quick

I never managed to make linux boot faster than windows (on the same device ofc).

And to this day I don’t understand why.

Out of the 3 desktop OSes (lin, win, mac) linux was always the slowest one in my experience.

For my two systems (pc and laptop)with 32GB RAM each it takes ~4 minutes to boot from hibernation.

Which is expexted afaik.

Thats the opposite of “instant”.