I think that describes it correctly. In my case, noticing the same thing, much of it was more detail about Bluetooth issues. I never bothered trying to get my Bluetooth working on any distribution, since I have no need for it. The "failure" doesn't slow down boot, so why worry about it? When others noticed more messages, I did, too, in blue text, and booting takes the same period of time. As far as I see it, or at least as I take it, it's as if the message level has been made more verbose, and such is life. We can hide everything like a splash screen in other distributions, or adjust verbosity, or "fix" an issue that might be there, or simply not worry about what doesn't matter.Vendor ACPI implementations are notoriously buggy and always have been. Other operating systems (i.e. Windoze) usually either have vendor-supplied workarounds in the driver or just don't expose verbose boot messages to the user to begin with... Figure out how to boot one of those in a sufficiently verbose / developer mode and you'll almost certainly see those "errors" there as well.
I didn't even bother searching or starting a thread. I was concerned at first, but then realized what the messages were, and that boot speed wasn't affected, and functionality wasn't affected. It's no big deal.
Statistics: Posted by Garak — 2024-02-02 07:27 — Replies 12 — Views 706