@Anders Hall
You can rid of it by:
systemctl stop ureadahead.service systemctl disable ureadahead.service apt-get purge ureadahead.service Reboot
Check to see if it is running systemctl status ureadhead.service ps aux | grep ureadahead
It should be gone.
18.10 is coming out in a few weeks. You can scrub your system and start anew. Download a 18.10 beta daily build and try it, or wait until release.
@Anders Hall
You can rid of it by:
systemctl stop ureadahead.service
systemctl disable ureadahead.service
apt-get purge ureadahead.service
Reboot
Check to see if it is running
systemctl status ureadhead.service
ps aux | grep ureadahead
It should be gone.
18.10 is coming out in a few weeks. You can scrub your system and start anew. Download a 18.10 beta daily build and try it, or wait until release.