Ubuntu 10.10 + SSD FAST BOOT

Ubuntu 10.10 Beta
SSD Corsair F60 .Read-Write speed 285MB/s-275MB/s about 3 times faster than harddisk : www.harddrivebenchmark.net/hdd_lookup.php?cpu=Corsair+CSSD-F60GB2

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• linux
• ubuntu
• SSD
• Corsair
• DELL
• computers
• laptop
• intel

[masalcedo1]

can you say what model of dell you have in there please?

[sarunasm]

@masalcedo1 Dell Inspiron 1750

[amirhdrz91]

I can hear the hard disk drive, that's not SSD

[sarunasm]

@amirhdrz91 Yes ,because another computer working near.And how you can hear HDD work when your computer off or when bios checking in progress. :)))))))

[TheOnion128]

hey can you guys post of a link of things i need to do to optimize 10.10 on an ssd.... currently running 10.10 on my laptop and doing some research on it. i know 10.10 is supposed to be updated to work with ssd's better with trim an all.... just trying to figure out what all i need to do to make the switch.

[sarunasm]

@TheOnion128 zdnet.com/blog/perlow/geek-she­et-a-tweakers-guide-to-solid-s­tate-drives-ssds-and-linux/919­0 

[psnizek]

neat!

[hiblt]

kim siker ubuntuyu

[pingponggipsy]

i love how this dell pc looks

[cuthbertnibbles]

The best part is that now you can USE your computer and don't have to wait 5 minutes before it responds to you. Windows takes over 5 minutes (500GB HDD, but still, 5 minutes? Linux takes 10 seconds.)

[Unguidedone]

ubuntu 10.10 for me takes 17 seconds with a conventional hard drive (200 gig seagate)

[watchmen218]

Great speed in your video! I'm using Mint right now in my cheap Asus 1015B and the boot time around 46s. As long it's under 1 min, I'm still happy. It took around 5s to shut down.