Show me you boot time /g. Friendly suggestion thread on how to improve the boot time of our pcs.
I will start: 10.399s
Show me you boot time /g. Friendly suggestion thread on how to improve the boot time of our pcs
Owen Kelly
Camden Morgan
Fucking MSI gaymen mobos
Christopher Baker
Just over 2 minutes, as I run from a HDD.
It's a laptop though, so full reboots are rare.
Michael Myers
what distro are you using brother
Ryan Thompson
Caleb Wilson
plotted version, low res on purpose
arch with systemd-boot
Joseph Ramirez
:^)
Austin Stewart
Startup finished in 18.508s (firmware) + 1.011s (loader) + 1.529s (kernel) + 433ms (userspace) = 21.482s
Why is my firmware loading so slow?
Noah Evans
Never mind, I don't know how to read.
Joshua Edwards
it will get slower
Blake Gutierrez
Jordan Peterson
seabios takes 100ms to finish loading
Isaac Robinson
What did you do to your kernel to make it load this fast?
Robert Bell
Probably no initramfs or a stripped initramfs.
Dominic Davis
On a Thinkpad T430
Luis Robinson
Startup finished in 18.044s (firmware) + 1.622s (loader) + 43.692s (kernel) + 2.902s (userspace) = 1min 6.260s
graphical.target reached after 2.902s in userspace.
Very slow. I have two LUKS devices that need to be manually unlocked and I got the password wrong the first time because I didn't notice that num lock was off.
Dominic Bell
shit wrong pic kek
anyway, it's 18.548
Andrew Campbell
you need to use systemd-boot to get good boot time. grub sucks ass and it's hard to configure. systemd-boot is minimal af and easy to configure
Parker White
this but I'm a standby chad so my "startup"/resume times are a few seconds anyway.
Dylan Richardson
EFI Stub is faster than systemd-boot.
Josiah Morales
Startup finished in 1.791s (kernel) + 2.025s (userspace) = 3.816s
graphical.target reached after 2.025s in userspace.st
Cameron Bennett
Not working fellas.