On 01.06.2009 at 23:59:41 Michael Prokop mika@grml.org wrote:
- Hermann meinelisten@onlinehome.de [20090522 16:14]:
while checking out your list archive, I found that this was brought up some months ago, but I repeat it: I installed the release candidate of GRML 2008-11 on my desktop machine, and since that I had to observe a slow boot process. My hard drive start spinning and then stops for a long time till it starts moving again. I guess that in the meantime there runs the hardware detection. But why lasts this procedure so long?
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Anything wrong with that entries? What can I change? I remember that deactivating udev detection is no good idea.
When booting with noudev the problem isn't visible? If so try finding out which driver takes so long to initialize.
How can I change boot options on an installed system?
Look at output of lsmod of a system running without the use of noudev and manually load the drivers. Also check out dmesg and the timing information at the beginning of each line.
I've checked taht, but I don't really understand what all the entries mean? May I send you the output? Hermann