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the bios take quite long to identify your disk.
also to read lbr.
check your hdds if one of them is slave. i guess.
and the arch is linux.
ArabicLion 1 year ago
@ArabicLion I have an Samsung 1,5TB USB HDD attached, so the BIOS have to wait it's spin-up, before it can initialize it, so it takes some time :) If I unplug that external HDD, or if it's already not sleeping, it's faster ;)
KernelLinux1979 1 year ago
@KernelLinux1979
i am sorry :)
it's just happen to me and i make the jumper to enslave one of hdd
and all went fine after.
any way i want to ask why when i use gnome as DE
my eye hurt me after while and when it xfce dos'nt
and i use the same driver setting on both!
dos it happen to you or there is a killer solution you can point me to
cuz i try many! thanx in advance
ArabicLion 1 year ago
@ArabicLion - Try different font antialiasing settings, and see which one works best for you,
also try different fonts.
KernelLinux1979 1 year ago
Impressive.
On my netbook, to boot to a TTY takes ~20 seconds, however, I've just added drive encrpytion which now takes around ~1minute in total; a worth while trade off I think.
You should try adding VGA=0x315 to the grub (kernel line), it will just make the boot up process a little prettier. =)
kydjg 2 years ago
I have insatlled grub2 later, so there is no more need for vga=xxx parameter for kernel (it's deprecated now), I just use insmod gfx and set gfxpayload=1680x1050 in /etc/boot/grub.cfg, to make it prettier, as you say ;)
KernelLinux1979 2 years ago
A very nice; I' ve yet to try GRUB2 yet.
Not doing this much this afternoon so might give it a go.
kydjg 2 years ago
On SSD drive, it would probably take arround 12-15 sec...
KernelLinux1979 2 years ago
26 sec is good booting time for HDD
and don't forget to mention what filesystem in the info
I'm going to try arch
xLOBDx 2 years ago
Yes, you're right, I forgot to say the filesystem is ext4. I will now recompile 2.6.32 (waiting for it to be final) with my own "stripped" custom .config, and it shoul be somewhat faster. But yes, 26 sec for 7200rpm HDD is expected, I would say.
KernelLinux1979 2 years ago
About 26 sec. from GRUB-end to gnome Desktop. (autologin is enabled)
KernelLinux1979 2 years ago