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On Mon, Dec 03, 2001 at 08:46:21AM +0100 or thereabouts, Sebastian Werner wrote: |
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> I have a good dream last night. Some days ago I find the tool from |
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> Microsoft to optimize the boot time of their new system (winxp). The |
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> idea is to run some services to system-init parallel. Or in other words: |
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> Why we must wait for samba to start xdm. Couldn't we use the |
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> multitaskting experience of linux in our init-scripts. So we can start |
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> Linux in near the half time I think. Good or bad idea? |
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Not sure if it is possible but maybe a manual way to set the order in which the init scripts start. |
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However, a few of the init scripts might have whacky depends making things wait uncessarily. |
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Who knows but a way to manually change the boot order would be great but as I said above I am not sure if it is possible or not. |
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Cheers, |
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Joshua Pierre |
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