Hi --
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"skirkpatrick1091" <skirkpatrick@...>
wrote:
>
> What exactly would I lose if I use fastboot versus the full Debian
> boot? On the 7390, it takes 1 minute 45 seconds to get IceWM
> completely up where it only takes 30 seconds in fastboot. I
> understand that some things, like DHCP I'll have to add to the
bootup
> script in fastboot but what other services would I lose? What can I
> do to make full Debian boot faster?
This last one is a huge question, being worked on by almost every
distro (some more actively than others ...)
As a start, you need to know what is taking the time so you can
concentrate first on the easiest-to-fix or slowest tasks. For this
you can instrument your boot process with bootchart:
www.bootchart.org. There is a debian package for it, and a page on
how to use it: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/211
Sorry, I haven't used a fastboot machine, so I can't compare that to a
full boot. Be sure you are comparing apples to apples, and not
time-to-text-login-prompt to time-to-gui.
regards, ......... Charlie