Reduce boot time between grub menu and login screen

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Published on 2014-06-09T03:38:56Z Indexed on 2014/06/09 3:42 UTC
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I use Ubuntu 14.04 LTS version which used to boot fast at beginning but not i loads very slow. I searched for this but can't find suitable answers.

so i want to reduce my boot time which is now around 1min 12sec (boot chart) overall but i noticed its taking a longtime after grub menu and before login screen. A Blank screen appears after grub waiting... then login screen appears.

I want to know a way to reduce that blank screen time(or if possible remove) and get login screen as fast as possible.

I already removed several of my startup applications. Getting desktop after log-in is fast. I don't want to remove unity and install light desktop envinorments like Xfce and Lxde.

Here is my boot-chart image enter image description here

Thanks in advance

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