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The new update today does not address the 2 min or more cold boot issue. Only if you are using an external SSD Boot Drive. It's now questionable that Apple will try and fix this anytime soon.
 
The new update today does not address the 2 min or more cold boot issue. Only if you are using an external SSD Boot Drive. It's now questionable that Apple will try and fix this anytime soon.

I wouldn’t count on it. That’s why I took matters into my own hands, bought the ifixit kit for $20 and installed the SSD internally. It’s much easier than people make it out to be. I did it in about 20-30 minutes and now it’s even faster than it was running it in my enclosure. I’m not at all that tech savvy, so if I can do it, anyone can.
 
Does anyone else who boots internally notice this?

I have 3 external drives connected (and a thunderbolt GPU) - but booting from my internal is still dog slow. Almost like it's taking ages searching the externals for operating systems.
 
Hey... I'm "glad" I found this thread.
I have a Late 2013 iMac 21,5"....

I had the 2 or 3 min black screen "freezing" on boot after installed Mojave. At first I thought it was really frozen and restarted in the button. After that 2 or 3 min the apple logo appears and it seems to run in normal speed from that.

I ran the SO in a external Samsung T5 1GB SSD.

That black screen is really bad....
 
Hey... I'm "glad" I found this thread.
I have a Late 2013 iMac 21,5"....

I had the 2 or 3 min black screen "freezing" on boot after installed Mojave. At first I thought it was really frozen and restarted in the button. After that 2 or 3 min the apple logo appears and it seems to run in normal speed from that.

I ran the SO in a external Samsung T5 1GB SSD.

I have your exact same set up, 2013 iMac, external Samsung SSD. I installed it Internally and it fixed everything. Its not that hard and my computer is even faster than it was before Mojave. Its a bummer we're forced into this solution, but thats how it goals with Apple sometimes.
 
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