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On 5/9/07, lnxg33k <lnxg33k@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I can't speak about squashfs. However, as Derek Tracy eluded to, you can |
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> other things to improve performance such as running a different init |
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> system. I |
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> remembering trying init-ng a while back and it ran fine, but I didn't want |
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> take the time to mess with it too much and reverted back to sysVinit. |
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> There is |
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> a wiki on different init systems [1]. |
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> You may also want to check the forums for discussions on bootchart. This |
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> is a |
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> boot time monitor that generates graphs of load times. I've never run it, |
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> people seem to get a lot of success from it. Hopefully that's some useful |
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> place |
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> to start even if it's not related to squashfs. |
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> [1] http://gentoo-wiki.com/TIP_Speed_up_your_boot_time |
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lnxg33k |
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Roman isn't looking to speed up his boot, he is looking to speed up |
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application startup times after boot. I was eluding to the possibility to |
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use Readahead to pre-load a ramdisk immediately after the OS boots. I |
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didn't want to throw his e-mail off topic. |
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Derek Tracy |
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tracyde@×××××.com |
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